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Is there a formula I can include in an IF statement that would require the
number to be a positive figure. Or is it easier than that and I can format the cell to equal zero or greater. For example, if my formula wants to subtract cell A5 from A4, but but if A5 is larger than A4, 0 would be the answer. Thanks. -- Andrea |
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=IF(A4-A50,A4-A5,0)
"Andrea" wrote: Is there a formula I can include in an IF statement that would require the number to be a positive figure. Or is it easier than that and I can format the cell to equal zero or greater. For example, if my formula wants to subtract cell A5 from A4, but but if A5 is larger than A4, 0 would be the answer. Thanks. -- Andrea |
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=MAX(A4-A5,0) -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Andrea" wrote: Is there a formula I can include in an IF statement that would require the number to be a positive figure. Or is it easier than that and I can format the cell to equal zero or greater. For example, if my formula wants to subtract cell A5 from A4, but but if A5 is larger than A4, 0 would be the answer. Thanks. -- Andrea |
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