In your previous reply you stated that if D=0 then return 0. Did you mean
C? Your first example would indicate that you meant C. If that is correct,
then perhaps:

=IF(C5=0,0,IF(AND(D5=0,J511,J5<=I5),J5-D5,"FalseCondition"))

Keep in mind that the "FalseCondition" is what you would need to specify if
C is not zero and D is NOT between 11 and I.

Does that help?
Paul

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"M Peddle" wrote in message
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I am still not getting the outcome that I would like. Sorry, I am probably
expalining this all worng.

Maybe this will help explain what I am trying to do:


C5 = 0
D5 = 11
I5 = 36.55
J5 = 11
I would like my answer to be 0

C6 = 6.82
D6 = 4.18
I6 = 36.55
J6 = 14
I would like my answer to be -3

C7= 2.48
D7 = 8.52
I6 = 36.55
J6 = 31
I would like me answer to be -8.52

It would be great if we could make it a negative number as well, if not no
big deal.

Thanks for your help!


"Bob Phillips" wrote:

=IF(D1=0,0,IF(AND(J111,J1<=I1),J1-D1,"FalseCondition"))


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HTH

Bob

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"M Peddle" wrote in message
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Sorry, I left out part of my criteria.

If D=0, then enter 0 and don't look at the rest of the formula but if D
is
greater than 0 and J is more than 11, but not more than I, I need to
know
what is J minus D

Thanks for your help


"PCLIVE" wrote:

Maybe this:

=IF(AND(J111,J1<=I1),J1-D1,"FalseCondition")

You'll need to specify the FalseCondition. If you want it to remain
blank,
then:

=IF(AND(J111,J1<=I1),J1-D1,"")

HTH,
Paul


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"M Peddle" <M wrote in message
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I am not even sure if this is possible or not.

If J is more than 11, but not more than I, I need to know what is J
minus
D