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Change cell value result from "FALSE" to blank or zero
I have the following IF statement written into this cell:
=IF(N6=1,O6,IF(P6=1,Q6,IF(R6=1,S6,IF(T6=1,U6)) )) If cells N6, P6, R6 or T6 all have zeros written into them, cell E6 shows the value "FALSE". How can I have this cell have the value 0 under these conditions? |
Change cell value result from "FALSE" to blank or zero
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=IF(N6=1,O6,IF(P6=1,Q6,IF(R6=1,S6,IF(T6=1,U6,0 )))) Regards, Fred "JG" wrote in message ... I have the following IF statement written into this cell: =IF(N6=1,O6,IF(P6=1,Q6,IF(R6=1,S6,IF(T6=1,U6)) )) If cells N6, P6, R6 or T6 all have zeros written into them, cell E6 shows the value "FALSE". How can I have this cell have the value 0 under these conditions? |
Change cell value result from "FALSE" to blank or zero
=IF(N6=1,O6,IF(P6=1,Q6,IF(R6=1,S6,IF(T6=1,U6,0 ))))
-- David Biddulph "JG" wrote in message ... I have the following IF statement written into this cell: =IF(N6=1,O6,IF(P6=1,Q6,IF(R6=1,S6,IF(T6=1,U6)) )) If cells N6, P6, R6 or T6 all have zeros written into them, cell E6 shows the value "FALSE". How can I have this cell have the value 0 under these conditions? |
Change cell value result from "FALSE" to blank or zero
=IF(N6=1,O6,IF(P6=1,Q6,IF(R6=1,S6,IF(T6=1,U6,0 ))))
The last if IF(T6=1,U6) was missing a value if false, adding the ,0 should do the trick -- If this helps, please remember to click yes. "JG" wrote: I have the following IF statement written into this cell: =IF(N6=1,O6,IF(P6=1,Q6,IF(R6=1,S6,IF(T6=1,U6)) )) If cells N6, P6, R6 or T6 all have zeros written into them, cell E6 shows the value "FALSE". How can I have this cell have the value 0 under these conditions? |
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