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I want to use the IF function where a reserve is calculated using one of two
different calculations, but not both. I want the cell to give me an error
response if both source calculations are greater than 0 (to show that an
input error was made). I want the cell to give me a calculated amount if one
of the calculations is used properly. I would like to use as few cells as
possible to accomplish this.
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=(A1*B1)0

HTH. Best wishes Harald

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I want to use the IF function where a reserve is calculated using one of

two
different calculations, but not both. I want the cell to give me an error
response if both source calculations are greater than 0 (to show that an
input error was made). I want the cell to give me a calculated amount if

one
of the calculations is used properly. I would like to use as few cells as
possible to accomplish this.



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=IF(AND(A10,B1),"Error",IF(A10,A1,B1))

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"Brian" wrote in message
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I want to use the IF function where a reserve is calculated using one of

two
different calculations, but not both. I want the cell to give me an error
response if both source calculations are greater than 0 (to show that an
input error was made). I want the cell to give me a calculated amount if

one
of the calculations is used properly. I would like to use as few cells as
possible to accomplish this.



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Hi Bob
smally typo :-)
=IF(AND(A10,B10),"Error",IF(A10,A1,B1))

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=IF(AND(A10,B1),"Error",IF(A10,A1,B1))

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"Brian" wrote in message
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I want to use the IF function where a reserve is calculated using

one of
two
different calculations, but not both. I want the cell to give me

an error
response if both source calculations are greater than 0 (to show

that an
input error was made). I want the cell to give me a calculated

amount if
one
of the calculations is used properly. I would like to use as few

cells as
possible to accomplish this.




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Thanks Frank :-)

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Hi Bob
smally typo :-)
=IF(AND(A10,B10),"Error",IF(A10,A1,B1))

--
Regards
Frank Kabel
Frankfurt, Germany

"Bob Phillips" schrieb im
Newsbeitrag ...
=IF(AND(A10,B1),"Error",IF(A10,A1,B1))

--

HTH

RP
(remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct)


"Brian" wrote in message
...
I want to use the IF function where a reserve is calculated using

one of
two
different calculations, but not both. I want the cell to give me

an error
response if both source calculations are greater than 0 (to show

that an
input error was made). I want the cell to give me a calculated

amount if
one
of the calculations is used properly. I would like to use as few

cells as
possible to accomplish this.






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