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Redirecting a formula in an "IF THEN" statement
Hi,
I have a formula in cell K2980 stating "=IF(G2980=0,1,"")" . This works fine but I need to go further with the formula and don't know how. What I want to do is if G2980 =0, then I want a 1 to show up in K2980 but I also want the 0 in G2980 to change to a 1. Is this too circular? Thanks, Eden 397 |
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