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=IF(your_formula<=.5,0,your_formula)
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Thanks! I knew i was thinking to difficult.

Another question where you might can help me out.

=IF(SUMPRODUCT(ISNUMBER(SEARCH("break",$C$2:$R$2)) *(C3:R3=0.25)),SUMPRODUCT(ISERR(SEARCH("evt",$C$2: $R$2))*(ISERR(SEARCH("ABS",$C$2:$R$2)))*(ISERR(SEA RCH("lunch",$C$2:$R$2)))*C3:R3),0)

The formula looks for EVT / ABS / Lunch in the header row and does not
include the value's under those headings in the total result. Instead of not
including these, i would like the formula to substract them from the total.




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