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You are quite correct that the exchange rate should be 1, which would of
course mean that the OP's formula would be correct. However, having the 0 is what requires the IF! ;-) -- Hth Kassie Kasselman "Stephen Rasey" wrote: For line 2, the exchange rate is 1.00. Column C could be written as C4: =A4*if(b4=0,1,b4) "Tufail" wrote in message ... hello, i am doing following formula in C1 but facing error ! Col_A Col_B Col_C Amount Ex.Rate US$ SGD 100 10.00 USD 1,000 (=A1*B1) this type is okay USD 100 00.00 USD 100 ( in USD case i just want bring same amount in C1 100 as of A2) I copied C1~C100 formula Hope you could understand it. Thanks |
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