=IF(A2="","",if(A2-616.67<0,A2-616.67,""))
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Saludos..


"Smilen2day" wrote:

Awesome, Thank you so much.

One other question.

Is there a way to hide the -616.67 in column B until an amount is entered in
column A.
For instance: I am doing a yearly pay register and have the formulas set up
for the year. If we are in June now, we have not paid for July thru Dec, but
it is showing a negative number of 616.67. Is there a way to make it be
blank until an amount is enter in column A for it to subtract the 616.67 from?
I hope that makes sense.

"Sandy Mann" wrote:

Number in A2 formula in B2:

=IF(A2-616.67<0,A2-616.67,"")

In C2 enter:

=IF(A2-616.67=0,A2-616.67,"")

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HTH

Sandy
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"Smilen2day" wrote in message
...
I have a spread sheet that I am working on. When I enter an amount in
column
A, I want a formula so that it will take the number I enter minus 616.67.
And if the sum is a negative amount I want the sum to enter in column b,
but
if the sum is a positive amount I want the sum to enter in column c.

How do I do this?