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IF greater than Zero
Hope this isn't a duplicate, but my previous post never appeared: I have a
running spreadsheet. I only want a figure to show in I42 if I40-I41 is greater than zero. What is the correct formula? |
IF greater than Zero
=if(I40I41,"figure","")
"dtruelove" wrote: Hope this isn't a duplicate, but my previous post never appeared: I have a running spreadsheet. I only want a figure to show in I42 if I40-I41 is greater than zero. What is the correct formula? |
IF greater than Zero
Hi
=IF (I40-I410,your_figure,"") -- Regards Roger Govier "dtruelove" wrote in message ... Hope this isn't a duplicate, but my previous post never appeared: I have a running spreadsheet. I only want a figure to show in I42 if I40-I41 is greater than zero. What is the correct formula? |
IF greater than Zero
hi,
=if(I40-I410,[do this],"") Hope this works fine for you Thanks, Shail dtruelove wrote: Hope this isn't a duplicate, but my previous post never appeared: I have a running spreadsheet. I only want a figure to show in I42 if I40-I41 is greater than zero. What is the correct formula? |
IF greater than Zero
Thanks to all for responding so quickly! I know this has got to be simple as
dirt, but I have hit a blank and I'm just not getting it. This spreadsheet is actually an expense report. Cell I40 would be the amount of a net check. I41 would contain any amounts noted for miscellaneous deductions. I42 would be the amount of an adjusted check, but ONLY if there was a figure in I42 to be deducted from I41 which equaled an amount greater than zero. Otherwise, I42 would remain blank. "Roger Govier" wrote: Hi =IF (I40-I410,your_figure,"") -- Regards Roger Govier "dtruelove" wrote in message ... Hope this isn't a duplicate, but my previous post never appeared: I have a running spreadsheet. I only want a figure to show in I42 if I40-I41 is greater than zero. What is the correct formula? |
IF greater than Zero
You cannot have a formula in I42 and an value, you will need to use another
cell. -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "dtruelove" wrote in message ... Thanks to all for responding so quickly! I know this has got to be simple as dirt, but I have hit a blank and I'm just not getting it. This spreadsheet is actually an expense report. Cell I40 would be the amount of a net check. I41 would contain any amounts noted for miscellaneous deductions. I42 would be the amount of an adjusted check, but ONLY if there was a figure in I42 to be deducted from I41 which equaled an amount greater than zero. Otherwise, I42 would remain blank. "Roger Govier" wrote: Hi =IF (I40-I410,your_figure,"") -- Regards Roger Govier "dtruelove" wrote in message ... Hope this isn't a duplicate, but my previous post never appeared: I have a running spreadsheet. I only want a figure to show in I42 if I40-I41 is greater than zero. What is the correct formula? |
IF greater than Zero
Okay, thanks...For some reason, I'm not getting it. I think I'll leave it
open for a manual entry. Thanks so much!! "Bob Phillips" wrote: You cannot have a formula in I42 and an value, you will need to use another cell. -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "dtruelove" wrote in message ... Thanks to all for responding so quickly! I know this has got to be simple as dirt, but I have hit a blank and I'm just not getting it. This spreadsheet is actually an expense report. Cell I40 would be the amount of a net check. I41 would contain any amounts noted for miscellaneous deductions. I42 would be the amount of an adjusted check, but ONLY if there was a figure in I42 to be deducted from I41 which equaled an amount greater than zero. Otherwise, I42 would remain blank. "Roger Govier" wrote: Hi =IF (I40-I410,your_figure,"") -- Regards Roger Govier "dtruelove" wrote in message ... Hope this isn't a duplicate, but my previous post never appeared: I have a running spreadsheet. I only want a figure to show in I42 if I40-I41 is greater than zero. What is the correct formula? |
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