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Ignore a cell used in a formula if it contains a negative value
I am trying to create a simple formula...=(F40*F28)+F30
F30 is a calculated cell. Sometimes it may contain a negative value. When F30 does contain a negative value I want the formula I am trying to create to ignor it or use a zero. Thanks for your help, Donald Thomas |
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Ignore a cell used in a formula if it contains a negative value
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=(F40*F28)+MAX(F30,0) -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom Northwest Excel Solutions www.nwexcelsolutions.com Portland, Oregon "Donald Thomas" <Donald wrote in message ... I am trying to create a simple formula...=(F40*F28)+F30 F30 is a calculated cell. Sometimes it may contain a negative value. When F30 does contain a negative value I want the formula I am trying to create to ignor it or use a zero. Thanks for your help, Donald Thomas |
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Ignore a cell used in a formula if it contains a negative valu
Peo Sjoblom, That was FAST and it worked! Thank you very much, Donald |
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