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![]() I want to do something that should be very easy, but its not working. Perhaps you experts can help. =) I would like to do the following: IF F5 is greater than 3999 then 10, IF F5 is less than 2500 then -10, IF F5 is blank then blank ***A5 is the cell of course*** I've tried these two formulas but they keep coming back with -10 if the cell is blank. =IF((F53999),10,IF((F5<2500),-10,IF((F5=""),"","") and =IF(F53999),10, IF(F5<2500),-10,IF(F5=""),"",""))) Thank you, thank you, thank you- Aajaxx -- Aajaxx ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Aajaxx's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=31129 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=507950 |
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