Struggling IF value

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=IF('Natl Rank'!C1="Month of March 06",""=VALUE('1'!C9)) ???? Not right.....

If Excel spreadsheet tab, Natl Rank, cell C1 = Month of March 06, I want to
reveal the "value" of spreadsheet tab 1, cell C9, in spreadsheet Natl Info,
cell B61.
 
Rebecca said:
=IF('Natl Rank'!C1="Month of March 06",""=VALUE('1'!C9)) ???? Not
right.....

If Excel spreadsheet tab, Natl Rank, cell C1 = Month of March 06, I want
to
reveal the "value" of spreadsheet tab 1, cell C9, in spreadsheet Natl
Info,
cell B61.
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=IF('Natl Rank'!C1="Month of March 06",'1'!C9,"")
should do.
VALUE doesn't in general do anything for you (look at the help for the
function).
Your pair of double quotes & equals before the VALUE will probably have
confused the formula.
If you want the cell blank for anything other than "Month of March 06" in
C1, you need the "" for the false condition.
 
rebecca,

In Natl Info B61

=IF('Natl Rank'!C1="Month of March 06",'1'!C9,"")

Assuming that your sheet tab 1 is named "1". This returns a blank if
the condition is not true. It looks like you had the value if true and
value if false reversed.

Does that help?

Steve
 
David,

I will be changing the "Month of March 06" cell to the following month each
month. How can I get the value that had been pulled in by this formula to
remain in the cell after this cell is changed. I have set up the same
formulas for each month of the year in subsequent cells but I need the
previous information to remain after the month name has changed in this cell.
Any ideas?
 
Steve.

I will be changing the "Month of March 06" cell to the following month each
month. How can I get the value that had been pulled in by this formula to
remain in the cell after this cell is changed. I have set up the same
formulas for each month of the year in subsequent cells but I need the
previous information to remain after the month name has changed in this cell.
Any ideas?
 
Rebecca,

I'm not David but do you have a date anywhere in the sheet? If not place a
date in an unused cell - say N1 - and if you don't want it to show either
hide the Column or Row, or change the font colour to the background colour.

Then use the formula:

="Month of "&text(N1,"mmmm yy")
to return "Month of March 06"

then:
=IF(TODAY()>'Natl Rank'!N1,'1'!C9,"")
to replace your formula and when the date passes March 1st 2006 C9 will be
displayed and remain.

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