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Why does Excel not multiply a number generated by an IF formula?
We are trying to do a simple <=PRODUCT function where we multiply two cells:
the first cell is a number generated by an <=IF function, and the second is simply a cell with a single digit number. The result only shows the single digit number, viz 4*3=3. Any ideas? |
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