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I use the MAX command for negative numbers when a positive number is
subtracted from zero or empty cells, returning a negative number, but that does not work when subtracting zero or empty cells from a positive cell. Is there a formula that will return a zero if either of the values in any of the cells being subtracted is empty or a formula that would cover both situations? Thanks -- Silvercreek |
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