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Default solving nested IF statements

This will return address of cell that equals zero, or is blank, and if none
is found, will perform your formula. Adjust range sizes as needed.

=IF(SUMPRODUCT(--(A6:E6=0)+ISBLANK(A6:E6))=0,YourFormula,ADDRESS(6, MIN(IF(ISBLANK(A6:E6)+(A6:E6=0),COLUMN(A6:E6))),4) )

It looks bulky, but there's only 1 nested function before your main
function. Also, this is an array function, so you'll need to commit it using
Ctrl+Shift+Enter, not just Enter.
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"Derrick" wrote:

I have too many nested if Statements! i need help figuring out how to reduce
them:
my problem:
to ensure the validity of a calculated formula, i am checking to see if a
cell is blank or = 0 before imputting the formula, and then the formula has a
lot of nested ifs as it is.

so, something like: if(A6=0, "A6", if(B6=0, "B6", if(C6=0,"C6",FORMULA)))
but much larger.
anyone help? - make it simplier, more efficient?