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I don't think there are any problems in this "if" statement, but it's not
returning any values; it just shows the entire formula in the cell. =IF(E18<0,"=sum(c24-e17)-c17","=sum(c24-c17)") When I test the statements separately, they come back with a value just fine. I even tried deleting the =sum in the formula thinking there should only be one = sign at the beginning of the formula, but that didn't work. It doesn't give me the #VALUE message either indicating something is wrong in this formula. Any ideas?? Oh yeah....I'm using Office 2000. |
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