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tesoke tesoke is offline How to value cell G6 to be equal the value of A5, only when the value of cell A5 is more than 15? Windows 8 How to value cell G6 to be equal the value of A5, only when the value of cell A5 is more than 15? Office 2013
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How to value cell G6 to be equal the value of A5, only when the value of cell A5 is more than 15?
 
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Default How to value cell G6 to be equal the value of A5, only when the value of cell A5 is more than 15?

Hi, I have another problem and need help. I hope you help me like always. Thanks a lot.



I want to determine the value of cell G6 to be equal the value of cell A5, only when the value of cell A5 is more than 15. What should for this?

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