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Sande Leonardo

if formula
 
been going crazy trying to do this

How do I tell one cell do =sum(b2/b3) (this works) for the divide portion

Now I want to add a formula in with it that tells it, if the number is less
than 1, put "0", if the number is greater than "0" put that number in.

Anyone know how????

Vergel Adriano

if formula
 
=IF(SUM(B2/B3)<1, 0, SUM(B2/B3))

to avoid division by 0, you can try it this way:

=IF(B3=0, 0, IF(SUM(B2/B3)<1, 0, SUM(B2/B3)))


"Sande Leonardo" wrote:

been going crazy trying to do this

How do I tell one cell do =sum(b2/b3) (this works) for the divide portion

Now I want to add a formula in with it that tells it, if the number is less
than 1, put "0", if the number is greater than "0" put that number in.

Anyone know how????


Vergel Adriano

if formula
 
I just realized, why do you need to use SUM? You can just do

=IF(B3=0, 0, IF((B2/B3)<1, 0, B2/B3))


"Vergel Adriano" wrote:

=IF(SUM(B2/B3)<1, 0, SUM(B2/B3))

to avoid division by 0, you can try it this way:

=IF(B3=0, 0, IF(SUM(B2/B3)<1, 0, SUM(B2/B3)))


"Sande Leonardo" wrote:

been going crazy trying to do this

How do I tell one cell do =sum(b2/b3) (this works) for the divide portion

Now I want to add a formula in with it that tells it, if the number is less
than 1, put "0", if the number is greater than "0" put that number in.

Anyone know how????


David Biddulph[_2_]

if formula
 
To start with, you don't need the SUM() function, as you are not summing but
dividing.
=B2/B3 will do.

What you need is =IF(B2/B3<1,0,B2/B3)
--
David Biddulph

"Sande Leonardo" <Sande wrote in message
...
been going crazy trying to do this

How do I tell one cell do =sum(b2/b3) (this works) for the divide
portion

Now I want to add a formula in with it that tells it, if the number is
less
than 1, put "0", if the number is greater than "0" put that number in.

Anyone know how????




tim m

if formula
 
=IF(B2/B3<1,"0",B2/B3) should do the trick. I'm not sure why you had SUM in
your original forumla as it doesn't do anything, you just need to tell it to
divide the cells =b2/b3

"Sande Leonardo" wrote:

been going crazy trying to do this

How do I tell one cell do =sum(b2/b3) (this works) for the divide portion

Now I want to add a formula in with it that tells it, if the number is less
than 1, put "0", if the number is greater than "0" put that number in.

Anyone know how????



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