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You are so right... I probably shouldn't answer questions in the wee hours of
the morning if I can let something that obvious get by. Thanks for the catch. "David Biddulph" wrote: =IF(K31,H7/K7,IF(K30,H3,"")) You don't need to test for K3<=1, because you've already tested for K31 earlier. -- David Biddulph "BoniM" wrote in message ... =IF(K31,H7/K7,IF(AND(K30,K3<=1),H3,"")) Hi Again Let me try this another way Can we do it like this If K3 0 and <=1 then display the value of H3 in J3 other wise if those conditions are not met then display nothing in J3 and if the value of K31 then display the value of this formula H7/K7 I hope that can be done please help -- cruchnin numbers "BoniM" wrote: Which one takes precedence? What do you want if K3 is <=1 AND E3 is blank? Do you want J3 to display H3 or blank? "belvy123" wrote: Hi All I have a sheet where I want to be able to check 2 conditions tyo achieve the proper result -- here is my example if K3 <=1 then display the value of H3 in cell J3 and if E3 is = to a blank cell then I want to display a blank cell in J3 I am sure this is simple but I cant figure it out Thanks Dan N crunchnin numbers |
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