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How do I write the following formula in excel-

If H8 is less than 5 H27 equals F27
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How do I write the following formula in excel-

If H8 is less than 5 H27 equals F27


If you want a zero as the return for FALSE...

=IF(H8<5,F27,0)

If you want an empty cell as the return for FALSE...

=IF(H8<5,F27,"")

Enter the formula in H27.

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Entered in H27 =IF(H8<5,F27,"not less")

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