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Adding Max function to formula to enter 0 if <0
How can I do this without creating a circular reference?
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Adding Max function to formula to enter 0 if <0
What is what you are exactly doing? For that type of conditions, usually the
IF formula may help, but you haven't explained what you need to achieve and where the circular reference arises. Miguel. "O Wayne" wrote: How can I do this without creating a circular reference? Thanks, Wayne |
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Adding Max function to formula to enter 0 if <0
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Use something like this: =MAX(0,yourformula) If your formula is less than zero, this will return sero. If it's more than zero, it will return the formula result Hope this helps. Andy. "Miguel Zapico" wrote in message ... What is what you are exactly doing? For that type of conditions, usually the IF formula may help, but you haven't explained what you need to achieve and where the circular reference arises. Miguel. "O Wayne" wrote: How can I do this without creating a circular reference? Thanks, Wayne |
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Adding Max function to formula to enter 0 if <0
=If(MAX(data)<0,0,MAX(data))
Jerry "O Wayne" wrote: How can I do this without creating a circular reference? Thanks, Wayne |
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