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If I undertsna dyour question correctly, the B7 field will either be blank
(as in this case) or have a value between 0 and 4.... The formula I am looking for will "look" at that B7 cell and either return with a blank or zero (in the case of a blank B7 cell) or return with a value of 4 if a value of 0 - 4 is entered into B7.... Hope this wasn't too confusing... Could it be some type of formatting issue? "driller" wrote: Hi Chuck, Does B7 contains a formula that may give results from an error or "" or negative values ? Does B7 shall contain type-in values ? -- ***** birds of the same feather flock together.. "Chuck_in_Mo" wrote: I put a 0 between the quotes, and am still getting a value of 4 in the cell as if excel is seeing a blank cell as a value = zero.... "Dave Peterson" wrote: Put this formula in Z4: =if(b7=0,4,"whatdoyouwanthere?") (Excel will treat an empty cell as 0.) Chuck_in_Mo wrote: I am trying to get a cell to do this: Look at cell B7, if B7 has a vlaue of greater than or equal to 0, return a value of 4 to cell Z4, if cell B7 is empty return a value of 0 to cell Z4.... Can you help? -- Dave Peterson |
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