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Jennifer's problem was resolved in her other posting Jun 29th over in excel.newusers group. Message-ID: om Gord On Tue, 5 Jul 2011 16:00:00 -0700, "joeu2004" wrote: "Jennifer" wrote: Could someone tell me what's wrong with this formula? =IF((C1=C2),"",OR(IF((C1C2),"C2-C1"),OR(IF((C1<C2),"C2-C1")) Well, it would be helpful if __you__ told us what is wrong with it. That is, what does it do that you don't like? And what result do you want when C1=C2, C1<C2 and C2C1? We are not mindreaders. But sometimes our wild-a.s.s guesses hit the mark. Perhaps one of the following meets your needs: =IF(C1=C2,"",C2-C1) or =IF(C1=C2,"",ABS(C2-C1)) (The latter assumes you have a typo in the last term of your IF expression, among other mistakes.) |