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A formula cannot really move a value, but it can display a value depending on a condition.
In K5:
=IF(J5<0, J5, "")
In L5:
=IF(J5<0, "", J5)
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Can an IF statement be created to move a value from one cell to another? To better explain, I need "if J5 is less than 0, then move value to K5" in cell K5. I also need "if J5 is greater than 0, move value to L5" in cell L5.
Can someone help me create that If statement?
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A formula cannot really move a value, but it can display a value depending on a condition.
In K5:
=IF(J5<0, J5, "")
In L5:
=IF(J5<0, "", J5)
Thanks for the help.