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No you don't seem to understand, ONE OF THE FIRST TWO IF's ARE ALWAYS
TRUE! The third IF will NEVER be reached to be acted upon. ACarella wrote: Thank you both for your help. However, one of my If statements was incorrect. This is what it should be and I cannot get the third IF statement to function properly =IF(D10<K10,L10,IF(D10=K10,F10,IF(B10<C10,D10))) The 3rd If Statement is the issue. No matter what I do, it doesn't work. B10 can be blank, so I tried IF B10=' ', D10 or IF B10=0, D10, or IF B10 is blank, 0 I just can't get it to work. Then it would be the same if this condition was true then highlight and bold L10 Please help, thank you. "Don Guillett" wrote: Look in the help index for AND -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "ACarella" wrote in message ... Two things: What would the formula be for the following: If D10<K10 and <0, then L10 (this would put the value in M10) and If D10 < K10 and <0, then highlight and bold L10 thank you Arlene |
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