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Mike

formula shows false
 
I realize I needed to be clearer with my question. I have the following formula
=IF(AND(A2="poplar",B2=1),2*C2*D2/144+0.05*C2*D2/144) this returns the word
FALSE in the target cell. Once I enter the correct information it will do the
math. Is there a way to not see the word FALSE on the sheet? I would rather
see a blank cell, or a 0.

Thanks,
Mike

Peo Sjoblom[_2_]

formula shows false
 
=IF(AND(A2="poplar",B2=1),2*C2*D2/144+0.05*C2*D2/144,"")


for blank or


=IF(AND(A2="poplar",B2=1),2*C2*D2/144+0.05*C2*D2/144,0)


for zero

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Regards,


Peo Sjoblom

"mike" wrote in message
...
I realize I needed to be clearer with my question. I have the following
formula
=IF(AND(A2="poplar",B2=1),2*C2*D2/144+0.05*C2*D2/144) this returns the
word
FALSE in the target cell. Once I enter the correct information it will do
the
math. Is there a way to not see the word FALSE on the sheet? I would
rather
see a blank cell, or a 0.

Thanks,
Mike




Dave Peterson

formula shows false
 
=IF(AND(A2="poplar",B2=1),2*C2*D2/144+0.05*C2*D2/144,"")



mike wrote:

I realize I needed to be clearer with my question. I have the following formula
=IF(AND(A2="poplar",B2=1),2*C2*D2/144+0.05*C2*D2/144) this returns the word
FALSE in the target cell. Once I enter the correct information it will do the
math. Is there a way to not see the word FALSE on the sheet? I would rather
see a blank cell, or a 0.

Thanks,
Mike


--

Dave Peterson

John C[_2_]

formula shows false
 
After your formula, and before the closing parenthetical, type a comma
followed by double quotes "" or by a 0 depending on what you prefer.
--
** John C **

"mike" wrote:

I realize I needed to be clearer with my question. I have the following formula
=IF(AND(A2="poplar",B2=1),2*C2*D2/144+0.05*C2*D2/144) this returns the word
FALSE in the target cell. Once I enter the correct information it will do the
math. Is there a way to not see the word FALSE on the sheet? I would rather
see a blank cell, or a 0.

Thanks,
Mike


T. Valko

formula shows false
 
Try this:

=IF(AND(A2="poplar",B2=1),2*C2*D2/144+0.05*C2*D2/144,"")

If you want a 0 just replace the quotes "" with a 0.

--
Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP


"mike" wrote in message
...
I realize I needed to be clearer with my question. I have the following
formula
=IF(AND(A2="poplar",B2=1),2*C2*D2/144+0.05*C2*D2/144) this returns the
word
FALSE in the target cell. Once I enter the correct information it will do
the
math. Is there a way to not see the word FALSE on the sheet? I would
rather
see a blank cell, or a 0.

Thanks,
Mike




Mike

formula shows false
 
Thanks John just what I wanted.
Mike

"John C" wrote:

After your formula, and before the closing parenthetical, type a comma
followed by double quotes "" or by a 0 depending on what you prefer.
--
** John C **

"mike" wrote:

I realize I needed to be clearer with my question. I have the following formula
=IF(AND(A2="poplar",B2=1),2*C2*D2/144+0.05*C2*D2/144) this returns the word
FALSE in the target cell. Once I enter the correct information it will do the
math. Is there a way to not see the word FALSE on the sheet? I would rather
see a blank cell, or a 0.

Thanks,
Mike


John C[_2_]

formula shows false
 
Thanks for the feedback :O)
--
** John C **


"mike" wrote:

Thanks John just what I wanted.
Mike

"John C" wrote:

After your formula, and before the closing parenthetical, type a comma
followed by double quotes "" or by a 0 depending on what you prefer.
--
** John C **

"mike" wrote:

I realize I needed to be clearer with my question. I have the following formula
=IF(AND(A2="poplar",B2=1),2*C2*D2/144+0.05*C2*D2/144) this returns the word
FALSE in the target cell. Once I enter the correct information it will do the
math. Is there a way to not see the word FALSE on the sheet? I would rather
see a blank cell, or a 0.

Thanks,
Mike



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