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    Ok, I did that and that's wonderful but how can I change the spreadsheet so I don't have to keep dragging it down? Is that possible? I thought that what the "limit" entry is suppose to do automatically. Isn't it?

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    Quote Originally Posted by learning View Post
    Ok, I did that and that's wonderful but how can I change the spreadsheet so I don't have to keep dragging it down? Is that possible? I thought that what the "limit" entry is suppose to do automatically. Isn't it?
    You could do that with a VBA Code.
    But that is realy trying to run before you can walk.
    Can you not just drag the formulas a long way down so that there is always enough. ?

    The "limit" entry is just a value used in the formula.
    The formulas give you no value ( "" ) or a value based on an equation depending on If the the condition is met
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    Quote Originally Posted by learning View Post
    .... I thought that what the "limit" entry is suppose to do automatically. Isn't it?
    Look at this for example

    Using Excel 2007 32 bit
    Row\Col
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    95
    =IF(G94>=$B$3,"",G94+1)
    Worksheet: Sheet1

    IF the value of cell G94 is greater than or equal to the calue in B3 ( the limit ) then the formula returns a value in the cell of ""
    "" is just Excel's way of saying nothing.
    Otherwise if that condition is not met the value returned to the cell is given by
    ( the value in cell G94 ) +1
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