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Default Zero displayed in place of negative values

#1.
=max(0,a1-b1)
or
=if(a1b1,a1-b1,0)

#2. Maybe...
=d1*if(and(D1=a1,d1<=b1),2,if(and(d1b1,d1<=c1),3 ,0))

If d1 wasn't between those two limits, then I multiplied by 0.


TC wrote:

Hi

I've been struggling with a couple of formulae, but am not sure if I am
going down the right route.

The first is

If value A-B is positive, return as normal. If value A-B is negative, return
zero

(Is there a simple function for this - rather than write it into a formula
?)

The second is this:

If value is = A and =< B multiply by 2, but if value is B and =<C multiply
by 3

I'm probably just getting the syntax messed up with this one, but any help
would be much appreciated

Thanks

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