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Please Explain in Lamen's Terms
Would someone please explain the following formula in lamen's terms?
Specifically, what does the "1" and "0" mean? =IF(A25-"x",1/$A$50,0) Thank you |
Hi Karin
=IF(logical_test,value_if_true,value_if_false) If A25 = x then do this 1/$A$50 (1 divide thru a50) If not display a 0 -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl "Karen" wrote in message ... Would someone please explain the following formula in lamen's terms? Specifically, what does the "1" and "0" mean? =IF(A25-"x",1/$A$50,0) Thank you |
Karen wrote...
Would someone please explain the following formula in lamen's terms? Specifically, what does the "1" and "0" mean? =IF(A25-"x",1/$A$50,0) What do 1 and 0 usually mean? They're numbers. The IF formula you show will always return the #VALUE! error because no matter what's in cell A25, A25-"x" is meaningless. As for the second term in the IF function, / is the symbol used for division, like + is used for addition, - for subtraction, and * for multiplication. If you mean what are the 1 (or 1/$A$50) and 0 terms themselves, read about the IF function in online help. |
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