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Are you saying that you want both the scenarios evaluated in the same cell, regardless of outcome? You could use something like this: =((IF(F275,F2-75,0))&" "&(IF(E2675,E26-75,0))) this would put 3 spaces between the two answers. This one: =((IF(F275,F2-75,0))&CHAR(10)&(IF(E2675,E26-75,0))) would put the answers on separate lines in the same cell, if you turn on Cell Wrapping from Format|Cells, on the Alignment Tab. tj "klgcm" wrote: Can I have more than one scenario in an IF function that are not dependent on each other: If (F275, (F2-75), (0), IF (E2675, (E26-75), (0)) |
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