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I need a formula to enter into a cell, that tells it if the value of the cell
is < 0 it must show it as 0, and if the value is 0 or 0 it must show it as
the original value.
I.e. if it's a negative value - display 0
if its a positive value - display the true value
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Hi Tanja,

=MAX(YourOriginalFormula,0)

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|I need a formula to enter into a cell, that tells it if the value of the cell
| is < 0 it must show it as 0, and if the value is 0 or 0 it must show it as
| the original value.
| I.e. if it's a negative value - display 0
| if its a positive value - display the true value
| Tanja


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=if(c16<0,0,c16)


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