From: PRECISION SAILOR PRECISION on
I would like to use an IF statement to program events on an EXCEL spread sheet.
For example, "IF G136 > P32 THEN +1.0". Can this be done???
THANKS! RAFAEL DE ECHEANDIA, HAMPTON, VA

From: Rick Rothstein on
We are talking about VB code, not worksheet formulas, correct? Can you
provide more detail as to what your example is supposed to be doing (what
kind of events, add 1 to what, etc.)?

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Rick (MVP - Excel)



"PRECISION SAILOR" <PRECISION SAILOR(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
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> I would like to use an IF statement to program events on an EXCEL spread
> sheet.
> For example, "IF G136 > P32 THEN +1.0". Can this be done???
> THANKS! RAFAEL DE ECHEANDIA, HAMPTON, VA
>
From: Don Guillett on
Your question is not clear to me. As ALWAYS post your code for comments.

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Don Guillett
Microsoft MVP Excel
SalesAid Software
dguillett(a)gmail.com
"PRECISION SAILOR" <PRECISION SAILOR(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
message news:6078F3CE-3854-4F88-902B-AF6195E51167(a)microsoft.com...
>I would like to use an IF statement to program events on an EXCEL spread
>sheet.
> For example, "IF G136 > P32 THEN +1.0". Can this be done???
> THANKS! RAFAEL DE ECHEANDIA, HAMPTON, VA
>

From: Ayo on
Not exactly sure what you mean by "+1.0" but this is how you write and IF
statement in excel:
=If(G136>P32,"+1.0","")
If(condition,answer_if_cond_true,answer_if_cond_false)

"PRECISION SAILOR" wrote:

> I would like to use an IF statement to program events on an EXCEL spread sheet.
> For example, "IF G136 > P32 THEN +1.0". Can this be done???
> THANKS! RAFAEL DE ECHEANDIA, HAMPTON, VA
>
From: Gary''s Student on
Without VBA:
=IF(G36>P36,1,0)
with VBA:
Sub demo()
Set p36 = Range("P36")
Set g36 = Range("G36")
If p36.Value > g36.Value Then
ActiveCell.Value = 1
End If
End Sub

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Gary''s Student - gsnu201003


"PRECISION SAILOR" wrote:

> I would like to use an IF statement to program events on an EXCEL spread sheet.
> For example, "IF G136 > P32 THEN +1.0". Can this be done???
> THANKS! RAFAEL DE ECHEANDIA, HAMPTON, VA
>
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