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I have a spreadsheet which computes the remaining funds in an escrow
account in dollars. When the escrow amount is short, the spreadsheet puts the amount in parenthesis. Let's say for this example it reads that the escrow is short $50.00. Now in this condition I want another cell to read " the escrow is short" in this condition only (that being the escrow is showing a shortage). If there is no shortage or if it reads zero dollars I don't want any statement to be written (inotherwords ignore the amount and write no statement). Is there a simple way to perform this condition using perhaps an " IF " statement ? Please keep it simple as I consider myself a beginner in this stuff. |
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... I have a spreadsheet which computes the remaining funds in an escrow account in dollars. When the escrow amount is short, the spreadsheet puts the amount in parenthesis. Let's say for this example it reads that the escrow is short $50.00. Now in this condition I want another cell to read " the escrow is short" in this condition only (that being the escrow is showing a shortage). If there is no shortage or if it reads zero dollars I don't want any statement to be written (inotherwords ignore the amount and write no statement). Is there a simple way to perform this condition using perhaps an " IF " statement ? Please keep it simple as I consider myself a beginner in this stuff. Let's say the cell with the $ figure in it was A1. Then try this formula in another cell: =IF(A1<0,"the escrow is short","") |
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On Mon, 17 Nov 2003 12:42:45 -0000, "Paul" <none wrote:
"frankg" wrote in message .. . I have a spreadsheet which computes the remaining funds in an escrow account in dollars. When the escrow amount is short, the spreadsheet puts the amount in parenthesis. Let's say for this example it reads that the escrow is short $50.00. Now in this condition I want another cell to read " the escrow is short" in this condition only (that being the escrow is showing a shortage). If there is no shortage or if it reads zero dollars I don't want any statement to be written (inotherwords ignore the amount and write no statement). Is there a simple way to perform this condition using perhaps an " IF " statement ? Please keep it simple as I consider myself a beginner in this stuff. Let's say the cell with the $ figure in it was A1. Then try this formula in another cell: =IF(A1<0,"the escrow is short","") That works perfect. Thanks a lot. ps-- I really enjoy this newsgroup. One of the few I frequent that seems to lack the flames in quantity like some of the others. Seems like people here really enjoy and help people. Great !! |
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