number < 0 = 0
 

I am trying to conduct inventory of hardware. I need to know based on what i
have, what i need to order. When i place the needed qty, and subtract the
instock qty, sometimes i receive a neg. number. What formula do i use, so
that instead of a neg. number, it automatically shows up as a "0"?

number < 0 = 0
 

maybe...

=max(0,youroriginalformulahere)

yaypalmtrees wrote:

I am trying to conduct inventory of hardware. I need to know based on what i
have, what i need to order. When i place the needed qty, and subtract the
instock qty, sometimes i receive a neg. number. What formula do i use, so
that instead of a neg. number, it automatically shows up as a "0"?

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number < 0 = 0
 

Supose A1 was Instock, B1 was Needed and C1 was your answer of A1-B1
In D11 use this =If(C1<=0,0,C1)


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number < 0 = 0
 

Supose A1 was Instock, B1 was Needed and C1 was your answer of A1-B1
In D1 use this =If(C1<=0,0,C1) or make C1 this formula
=If(A1-B1<=0,0,A1-B1)


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number < 0 = 0
 

Thank you so much. =If(A1-B1<=0,0,A1-B1) did exactly what i needed it to do.

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Supose A1 was Instock, B1 was Needed and C1 was your answer of A1-B1
In D1 use this =If(C1<=0,0,C1) or make C1 this formula
=If(A1-B1<=0,0,A1-B1)


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