How do I assign X = the value of 1 in a cell in Excell 2003?
B Bernard Liengme Sep 24, 2004 #2 That need some explaining. Excel genially goes use variables but rather uses cell references. Cells can be given names (such as x) but it is not required. Tell use more about what you wish to accomplish best wishes
That need some explaining. Excel genially goes use variables but rather uses cell references. Cells can be given names (such as x) but it is not required. Tell use more about what you wish to accomplish best wishes
B Bernie Deitrick Sep 24, 2004 #3 Put a 1 into any cell - let's say A1 -, and where you want to use X in a formula, use the cell Address A1. =X*100 becomes =A1*100 HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP
Put a 1 into any cell - let's say A1 -, and where you want to use X in a formula, use the cell Address A1. =X*100 becomes =A1*100 HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP
G Givens Sep 24, 2004 #4 Thank you, but I want to put X in a cell and have X show in the cell, but assign the numerical value of 1 to it.
Thank you, but I want to put X in a cell and have X show in the cell, but assign the numerical value of 1 to it.
G Givens Sep 24, 2004 #5 I want to put X in a cell and have it show as X, but assign the value of 1 to it, so that I can use a sum formula to count all of the x's as 1's.
I want to put X in a cell and have it show as X, but assign the value of 1 to it, so that I can use a sum formula to count all of the x's as 1's.
B Bernie Deitrick Sep 24, 2004 #6 No need to do that. If you just want to count the X's, use =COUNTIF(A1:A100, "X") It's almost always better to explain what you want to do in a global sense rather than explain in a very narrow sense. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP
No need to do that. If you just want to count the X's, use =COUNTIF(A1:A100, "X") It's almost always better to explain what you want to do in a global sense rather than explain in a very narrow sense. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP
G Givens Sep 24, 2004 #7 Thank you that works. What classes can I take to learn more about formula's and Functions?
B Bernie Deitrick Sep 27, 2004 #8 A book would be better: I like John Walkenbach's books, so you could try http://www.j-walk.com/ss/books/xlbook24.htm HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP
A book would be better: I like John Walkenbach's books, so you could try http://www.j-walk.com/ss/books/xlbook24.htm HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP