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![]() Entered into G7 the following =IF(F7<3,3-F7,0) F7 is the SUM of C7,D7,E7 If there are no entries in C7,D7 and E7 I want G7 to be blank. meaning until there are numbers entered I don't want to see 0 in G7 Any ideas. Since i can't seem to find a way to put in an else statement with excel 2003 |
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=IF(AND(LEN(C7)0,LEN(D7)0,LEN(E7)0),IF(F7<3,3-F7,0),"") Hope this helps, Hutch "kfarley" wrote: Entered into G7 the following =IF(F7<3,3-F7,0) F7 is the SUM of C7,D7,E7 If there are no entries in C7,D7 and E7 I want G7 to be blank. meaning until there are numbers entered I don't want to see 0 in G7 Any ideas. Since i can't seem to find a way to put in an else statement with excel 2003 |
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=if(count(c7,d7,e7)<3,"",if(f7<3,3-f7,0))
or =if(count(c7,d7,e7)<3,"",max(3-f7,0)) kfarley wrote: Entered into G7 the following =IF(F7<3,3-F7,0) F7 is the SUM of C7,D7,E7 If there are no entries in C7,D7 and E7 I want G7 to be blank. meaning until there are numbers entered I don't want to see 0 in G7 Any ideas. Since i can't seem to find a way to put in an else statement with excel 2003 -- Dave Peterson |
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With this entered in cell G7
=IF(AND(C7="",D7="",E7=""),"",IF(F7<3,3-F7,0)) if C7:E7 are blank, G7 should be blank as well.... but with your formula, you should have seen 3 in the cells with no entries in C7:E7. if you want F7 to be blank instead of displaying a zero, in cell F7 enter the following formula: =IF(AND(C7="",D7="",E7=""),"",SUM(C7:E7)) "kfarley" wrote: Entered into G7 the following =IF(F7<3,3-F7,0) F7 is the SUM of C7,D7,E7 If there are no entries in C7,D7 and E7 I want G7 to be blank. meaning until there are numbers entered I don't want to see 0 in G7 Any ideas. Since i can't seem to find a way to put in an else statement with excel 2003 |
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Thanks guys I'll give it a try.
"kfarley" wrote: Entered into G7 the following =IF(F7<3,3-F7,0) F7 is the SUM of C7,D7,E7 If there are no entries in C7,D7 and E7 I want G7 to be blank. meaning until there are numbers entered I don't want to see 0 in G7 Any ideas. Since i can't seem to find a way to put in an else statement with excel 2003 |
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