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Default Combining 2 Formulas

Forget the IFs and for your combined formula (last in your message) use
=($D9<10051202)*($D10=13286500)*($J11-$J10)+($D9=10051202)*($D10=13286500)*($J9-$J10)
which can be simplified to
=(($D9<10051202)*($J11-$J10)+($D9=10051202)*($J9-$J10))*($D10=13286500)
Your first formula can also be treated this way
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"Joker" wrote in message
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I am having trouble combining two formulas to make one. The following
formulas each work but combining them results in ######. Example of what I
am
calculating: Cell D9 is 10051202, cell D10 is 13286500, cell J9 is 17:05,
cell J10 is also 17:05 and cell J11 is 17:07. Is there anyway to combine
the
two so it will calculate differently if D9 is not equal to 10051202? It
will
also have to be combined with this formula as well.

=IF($D1=13328000,$J2-$J1,IF($D1=13328100,$J2-$J1,IF($D1=13328200,$J2-$J1,IF($D1=13280300,$J2-$J1,IF($D1=13280800,$J2-$J1,IF($D1=13288100,$J2-$J1))))))

=IF(($D9<10051202)*($D10=13286500),$J11-$J10) This works alone

=IF(($D9=10051202)*($D10=13286500),$J9-$J10) This works alone

=IF(($D9<10051202)*($D10=13286500),$J11-$J10),IF(($D9=10051202)*($D10=13286500),$J9-$J10)
They do not work when combined

Thank you for your help