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Thanks Matt. Alan
Matt. wrote: I think you need to change the "&" to the word AND. B32 & E16 will concatenate to 500040000 cheers, Matt. "Alan Secker" wrote in message ... I'm getting the wrong values out of the following formula. The variable to plug in a E16 == 40000 B32 == 5000 The IF statement is: =IF(E16 B32 & E16 60000, 30000, E16-B32) It should give, from left to right: E16 B32 returns TRUE But B32 is not 60000 so it returns FALSE So Result is not 30000 but E16 - B32 which is 35000 but I get 30000 I'm clearly handling the & wrongly. Would someone be kind enough to put me straight? TIA Alan Secker |
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