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Hi there,
I have a simple "if" statement and am trying to add a constraint. Essentially, the statement is: If(AB, C, D) However, I wan to say if "A" is a negative number, then it should be 0 (can't have a negative number). Anyone have any advice? Thanks |
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if(a<0,0,if(ab,c,d)) should do it
Marion "jmac2006" wrote: Hi there, I have a simple "if" statement and am trying to add a constraint. Essentially, the statement is: If(AB, C, D) However, I wan to say if "A" is a negative number, then it should be 0 (can't have a negative number). Anyone have any advice? Thanks |
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