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RumpelDiPumpel
Hello,
i would call myself an ordinary Excel user who tries once a year to
write a formula. This time I wanna concatenate the value of several
cells. I use the values from one sheet, the formula is described on th
second one and looks like this:
=IF(AND(NOT(T(Value_Sheet!C2)="")
T(Value_Sheet!B2)="ConditionalValue");
CONCATENATE(T(F2);Value_Sheet!A2);"")
The goal is to create a "space" separated chain of values in cas
several conditions where met. One condition is that one cell in th
"value sheet" has a dedicated value. The second condition ensures that
neighbour cell has at least a value. Pretty simple huh? The resul
(-chain) should be recorded in the formula sheet. My Problem is that i
case all conditions where met as result a Reference error is shown.
don't know why, because the Cell "Value_Sheet!A2" has values in an
case which could be used.
My assumption is Excel 2003 with its limited functions cause thes
reference error. The formula should be valid. Do you agree ?
Cheers, Rumpe
i would call myself an ordinary Excel user who tries once a year to
write a formula. This time I wanna concatenate the value of several
cells. I use the values from one sheet, the formula is described on th
second one and looks like this:
=IF(AND(NOT(T(Value_Sheet!C2)="")
T(Value_Sheet!B2)="ConditionalValue");
CONCATENATE(T(F2);Value_Sheet!A2);"")
The goal is to create a "space" separated chain of values in cas
several conditions where met. One condition is that one cell in th
"value sheet" has a dedicated value. The second condition ensures that
neighbour cell has at least a value. Pretty simple huh? The resul
(-chain) should be recorded in the formula sheet. My Problem is that i
case all conditions where met as result a Reference error is shown.
don't know why, because the Cell "Value_Sheet!A2" has values in an
case which could be used.
My assumption is Excel 2003 with its limited functions cause thes
reference error. The formula should be valid. Do you agree ?
Cheers, Rumpe