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Is there a way to simply IF statements that, for example, want to change the
result if a zero comes up. I have a formula with a long denominator. I don't want the DIV0 error so I just want to say "IF the (denominator formula) is 0, then make it 1. However, I don't want to type that whole formula that is full of lookups and offsets in twice to accomplish this (once to ask if it's zero, then again to set the value if it is not zero). If not, I think I'm just going to write it myself. CONDITIONALIF ([formula] , [value to check against] , [value if condition is met]) |
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