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Default How to make a cell return 0 instead of #VALUE!


All,

I need some quick help. I have a simple forumla and when the number is
negative I need the cell to be 0; however, right now it shows up as
#VALUE!.

Here is the formula:

=IF(G12-40<0,0,G12-40)

Thanks in advance for you help.


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