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I have a worksheet where B1 has a beginning balance and B2 has a current
balance. The formula in B2 is =B1-SUM(B4:B20) I want the current balance to be displayed only if the value in A2 is 0 If the value in A2 is <=0, then I want B2 to display "None" instead of a current balance. Is this possible using a conditional formula? Or is this even possible? Thanks!!! |
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in B2 put: =IF(A20,B1-SUM(B4:B20),"None")
"Elara" wrote: I have a worksheet where B1 has a beginning balance and B2 has a current balance. The formula in B2 is =B1-SUM(B4:B20) I want the current balance to be displayed only if the value in A2 is 0 If the value in A2 is <=0, then I want B2 to display "None" instead of a current balance. Is this possible using a conditional formula? Or is this even possible? Thanks!!! |
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Perfect! Just what I needed! You are a life saver... Thank You!
"sb1920alk" wrote: in B2 put: =IF(A20,B1-SUM(B4:B20),"None") "Elara" wrote: I have a worksheet where B1 has a beginning balance and B2 has a current balance. The formula in B2 is =B1-SUM(B4:B20) I want the current balance to be displayed only if the value in A2 is 0 If the value in A2 is <=0, then I want B2 to display "None" instead of a current balance. Is this possible using a conditional formula? Or is this even possible? Thanks!!! |
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No problem...glad I could help.
"Ana24" wrote: Perfect! Just what I needed! You are a life saver... Thank You! "sb1920alk" wrote: in B2 put: =IF(A20,B1-SUM(B4:B20),"None") "Elara" wrote: I have a worksheet where B1 has a beginning balance and B2 has a current balance. The formula in B2 is =B1-SUM(B4:B20) I want the current balance to be displayed only if the value in A2 is 0 If the value in A2 is <=0, then I want B2 to display "None" instead of a current balance. Is this possible using a conditional formula? Or is this even possible? Thanks!!! |
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