Guys,
I am not well versed in vba, more just excel functions. So I recorded
a macro where I typed in the if then statement shown below, and I have
a bunch of zeros that come up as a result. I have two questions:
1. is there a cleaner way to write the if then statement in vba?
2. how can i delete the zeros and move the important numbers up?
A B C
intro country01 country02
506,749,228 0
806,400,106 0
109,416,193 0
541,277,077 0
21,808,071 0
0 145,788,131
0 181,887,159
0 153,206,525
0 258,227,430
0 875,325,728
0 119,471,479
=IF('199705.csv'!$F2=B$1,'199705.csv'!$C2,0)
=if(file.csv country_code_cell=b$1, then enter file.csv population,
else 0)
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