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=IF(A1 < 0,0,IF(A1 0,A1))
"callmewelldolunch" wrote: I need a formula in excel to only output numbers greater than zero and replace any negative number with zero. The spreadsheet I'm setting up will be used to controle inventory and when my inventory on an item is greater than my par for that item it is ordering a negative number of replacements. the problem is then compounded because the negative number of replacement items is then used to calculate my future inventory in the spreadsheet. Thanks. |
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