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=IF(AND(E3="ZEMO",M3="ZM"),U3,0) Will only return U3 if both E3 and M3 contain the specified values. Hope this helps. Pete On Jan 14, 11:47*am, enquirer2 wrote: =IF(E3="ZEMO",U3,0) I need to add reference to a value in another cell also and cannot find how to do this. The above looks at cell E3 and if it contains ZEMO returns the value of cell U3. * I wish to modify the above formula to only show U3 value if cell M3="ZM" *If it doesn't then 0 is shown in U3. Can anybody help? |
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