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I have a row of cells linked to a formula where one cell plus or minus
another cell equals a value. The value I have displays as a negative number because many of the cells are not populated at this point. This causes confusion to other users. Is there a way to set the cells so that if the value is less than 0 nothing is displayed in the cell? |
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Hi,
Try something like below: =IF(your formula<0,"",yourformula) Thanks, -- Farhad Hodjat "kim" wrote: I have a row of cells linked to a formula where one cell plus or minus another cell equals a value. The value I have displays as a negative number because many of the cells are not populated at this point. This causes confusion to other users. Is there a way to set the cells so that if the value is less than 0 nothing is displayed in the cell? |
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The formula in my cells is :
=DAYS360(B274,L274) I keep getting an error when I try to do something different. Is this possible? Thank you so much! "Farhad" wrote: Hi, Try something like below: =IF(your formula<0,"",yourformula) Thanks, -- Farhad Hodjat "kim" wrote: I have a row of cells linked to a formula where one cell plus or minus another cell equals a value. The value I have displays as a negative number because many of the cells are not populated at this point. This causes confusion to other users. Is there a way to set the cells so that if the value is less than 0 nothing is displayed in the cell? |
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Custom format
General; will only display zero and greater using the same for a 2 decimal number format 0.00; add a semicolon to the end if you don't want to display zero 0.00;; -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "kim" wrote in message ... I have a row of cells linked to a formula where one cell plus or minus another cell equals a value. The value I have displays as a negative number because many of the cells are not populated at this point. This causes confusion to other users. Is there a way to set the cells so that if the value is less than 0 nothing is displayed in the cell? |
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The formula in my cells is :
=DAYS360(B274,L274) I keep getting an error when I try to do something different. Is this possible? Thank you so much! "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: Custom format General; will only display zero and greater using the same for a 2 decimal number format 0.00; add a semicolon to the end if you don't want to display zero 0.00;; -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "kim" wrote in message ... I have a row of cells linked to a formula where one cell plus or minus another cell equals a value. The value I have displays as a negative number because many of the cells are not populated at this point. This causes confusion to other users. Is there a way to set the cells so that if the value is less than 0 nothing is displayed in the cell? |
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try =if(days360(B274,L274)<=0,"",days360(B274,L274))
"kim" wrote: The formula in my cells is : =DAYS360(B274,L274) I keep getting an error when I try to do something different. Is this possible? Thank you so much! "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: Custom format General; will only display zero and greater using the same for a 2 decimal number format 0.00; add a semicolon to the end if you don't want to display zero 0.00;; -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "kim" wrote in message ... I have a row of cells linked to a formula where one cell plus or minus another cell equals a value. The value I have displays as a negative number because many of the cells are not populated at this point. This causes confusion to other users. Is there a way to set the cells so that if the value is less than 0 nothing is displayed in the cell? |
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It tells me I have an inconsistent formula. Maybe it's not possible...?
"bj" wrote: try =if(days360(B274,L274)<=0,"",days360(B274,L274)) "kim" wrote: The formula in my cells is : =DAYS360(B274,L274) I keep getting an error when I try to do something different. Is this possible? Thank you so much! "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: Custom format General; will only display zero and greater using the same for a 2 decimal number format 0.00; add a semicolon to the end if you don't want to display zero 0.00;; -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "kim" wrote in message ... I have a row of cells linked to a formula where one cell plus or minus another cell equals a value. The value I have displays as a negative number because many of the cells are not populated at this point. This causes confusion to other users. Is there a way to set the cells so that if the value is less than 0 nothing is displayed in the cell? |
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If you only want to hide the negative number you can use my solution
You need to do formatcellsnumber and select custom and put in either General; or 0.00; You can also change your formula to =IF(COUNT(B274,L274)=2,DAYS360(B274,L274),0) or =IF(COUNT(B274,L274)=2,DAYS360(B274,L274),"") depending on if you want zero or blank -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "kim" wrote in message ... The formula in my cells is : =DAYS360(B274,L274) I keep getting an error when I try to do something different. Is this possible? Thank you so much! "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: Custom format General; will only display zero and greater using the same for a 2 decimal number format 0.00; add a semicolon to the end if you don't want to display zero 0.00;; -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "kim" wrote in message ... I have a row of cells linked to a formula where one cell plus or minus another cell equals a value. The value I have displays as a negative number because many of the cells are not populated at this point. This causes confusion to other users. Is there a way to set the cells so that if the value is less than 0 nothing is displayed in the cell? |
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That did it! THANK YOU!!!! I appreciate all of your help!
"Peo Sjoblom" wrote: If you only want to hide the negative number you can use my solution You need to do formatcellsnumber and select custom and put in either General; or 0.00; You can also change your formula to =IF(COUNT(B274,L274)=2,DAYS360(B274,L274),0) or =IF(COUNT(B274,L274)=2,DAYS360(B274,L274),"") depending on if you want zero or blank -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "kim" wrote in message ... The formula in my cells is : =DAYS360(B274,L274) I keep getting an error when I try to do something different. Is this possible? Thank you so much! "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: Custom format General; will only display zero and greater using the same for a 2 decimal number format 0.00; add a semicolon to the end if you don't want to display zero 0.00;; -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "kim" wrote in message ... I have a row of cells linked to a formula where one cell plus or minus another cell equals a value. The value I have displays as a negative number because many of the cells are not populated at this point. This causes confusion to other users. Is there a way to set the cells so that if the value is less than 0 nothing is displayed in the cell? |
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