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I have created a formula IF(OR(B1=0,A1=0,B1/A1=99.5%),0,B1/A1). If the
value of B1=0, the formula seems to ignore the first 2 criteria and focuses on the 3rd logical portion. I don't understand this since the OR function should return "TRUE" if any of the conditions are met, which in this case is met on the 1st one. Why is this? Note if you remove the 3rd logical scenario of B1/A1 the formula works, so I know without a doubt this is where the problem is, I just can't figure out why or how to get around it. -- Thank you |
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