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Yes. That is what I had at first but got confused at the way the request
was written. I thing you're correct though. Thanks. "Bob Phillips" wrote in message ... I think you mean =IF(A1=0,0,IF(A1<240,240,A1)) -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "PCLIVE" wrote in message ... Maybe this? =IF(A1=0,0,IF(A1<240,240,A2)) HTH, Paul "Eclaires" wrote in message ... Please would someone help me again? I need to come up with a value in one cell dependent on conditions being met or not met in another. eg: if value in A1 is zero return value in A2 as zero, but if value in A1 is greater than zero but less than 240 return a value of 240, however if value in A1 is over 240 return whatever value it is in A2. Hope this makes sense. Kind regards Eclaires |
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