How to reference a cell?

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tgcali

Hello,

I apologize if this is a duplicate. I posted my question earlier but it
doesn't seem to have shown up so I'm going to try again.

This is what I need.

If N2="YES" I need K2 to populate in B2. Any suggestions?

Thanks in advance,

tgcali
 
I posted a reply, here is a copy

In B2 type

=IF(N2="Yes",K2,"")

Modify the "" to whatever you need, e.g. "Not Found" or whatever. If N2 is
not Yes, the above will return an empty string.

Position the cursor toward the bottom right of B2 until it turns into a
crosshair, then click to grip the cell, drag down as far as you need.
 
Worked like a charm Tim, thank you so much. Sorry about the duplicate post,
wasn't showing up for me.

tgcali
 
If you're talking about Outlook Express, you can sort by the "Sent" date.
Click that header so that a down arrow appears in it.
 
Tim,

No, I meant for this list. I have pulled the data with your help, but the
results have several blank rows. I was asking if I could get them to display
at the top of the page. Sorry for any confusion.

tgcali
 
Ah, I though your post was buried and you wanted to know how to see it.

Sort the data. Be sure to include the the data as well as the new formula
and sort by the helper formula "descending".

Select the table.
Data -> Sort.
"Sort by" the helper formula column "descending". Be sure to choose
the option whether the data range has "header row" or "no header row".
 
In O2: =IF(N2="Yes",ROW(),"")
Leave O1 blank

In P2:
=IF(ROWS($1:1)>COUNT(O:O),"",INDEX(K:K,SMALL(O:O,ROWS($1:1))))
Select O2:P2, copy down to cover the max expected extent of data in col N.
Col P will return the results from col K, all neatly bunched at the top as
required.
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Tim and Max,

Thank you both so much. I got it now. You are always such a big help! I
appreciate it.

tgcali
 

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