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I need to use the IF function to prevent a value from dropping
below zero. What I've tried with Excel doesn't seem to work for me. I'll represent the formula by <FORMULA. What I am trying to do is illustrated by: IF <FORMULA gt 0 then cell=<FORMULA IF <FORMULA eq 0 then cell=0 IF <FORMULA lt 0 then cell=0 All of this should take place within the same cell and yield a value. If this is done right, the value displayed in the cell should never be less than zero. Regards, Fred |
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