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=IF(Sheet2!L5="","",MAX(Sheet2!L5-100))
How can I make this formula show 0 if under 100, but show the value above
100?
Any help would be grateful
Thank you.
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Try: =IF(Sheet2!L5="","",IF(Sheet2!L5-100<100,0,Sheet2!L5-100))
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=IF(Sheet2!L5="","",MAX(Sheet2!L5-100))
How can I make this formula show 0 if under 100,
but show the value above
100?

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Hiya Max
It's comming back and showing TRUE but I want the value to be shown,
anything over 100 to be shown and if under 100, 0(zero) to be shown. Is that
possible, as I am not good using excel
Jimmy

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Try: =IF(Sheet2!L5="","",IF(Sheet2!L5-100<100,0,Sheet2!L5-100))
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"CelticCharmer" wrote:
=IF(Sheet2!L5="","",MAX(Sheet2!L5-100))
How can I make this formula show 0 if under 100,
but show the value above
100?

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It should work fine. Can you try justing copy the formula directly from my
response, then paste directly into the formula bar, say in Sheet1's A1?
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"CelticCharmer" wrote:
Hiya Max
It's comming back and showing TRUE but I want the value to be shown,
anything over 100 to be shown and if under 100, 0(zero) to be shown. Is that
possible, as I am not good using excel
Jimmy


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Hiya Max,
I did copy it and the word TRUE appears in the cell and not the numbers. Am
I doing something wrong?
Jimmy

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It should work fine. Can you try justing copy the formula directly from my
response, then paste directly into the formula bar, say in Sheet1's A1?
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"CelticCharmer" wrote:
Hiya Max
It's comming back and showing TRUE but I want the value to be shown,
anything over 100 to be shown and if under 100, 0(zero) to be shown. Is that
possible, as I am not good using excel
Jimmy




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Here's a quick implemented sample for you:
http://freefilehosting.net/download/41flm

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Hi,

Go back an make sure your formula agrees with the one Max gave you, his
works correctly and will not return TRUE or FALSE if entered correctly.

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"CelticCharmer" wrote:

=IF(Sheet2!L5="","",MAX(Sheet2!L5-100))
How can I make this formula show 0 if under 100, but show the value above
100?
Any help would be grateful
Thank you.

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