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I am using the following logical formula in Excel 7 :

=IF(OR(B670,A570,a57=),$B$88,0)

I only want to return the value in B88 if B67 or A57 is greater than zero. I
assumed that Excel would interpret text as not greater than 0. I was wrong.
Excel is interpreting text in A57 as greater than any value that I assign.
Can someone give me a workaround for this ?

Thanks !
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Try it like this:
=IF(OR(B670,AND(A570,ISNUMBER(A57))),$B$88,0)
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I am using the following logical formula in Excel 7 :

=IF(OR(B670,A570,a57=),$B$88,0)

I only want to return the value in B88 if B67 or A57 is greater than zero. I
assumed that Excel would interpret text as not greater than 0. I was wrong.
Excel is interpreting text in A57 as greater than any value that I assign.
Can someone give me a workaround for this ?

Thanks !

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Thanks Max ! That works great !

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Try it like this:
=IF(OR(B670,AND(A570,ISNUMBER(A57))),$B$88,0)
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"JonesyE360" wrote:
I am using the following logical formula in Excel 7 :

=IF(OR(B670,A570,a57=),$B$88,0)

I only want to return the value in B88 if B67 or A57 is greater than zero. I
assumed that Excel would interpret text as not greater than 0. I was wrong.
Excel is interpreting text in A57 as greater than any value that I assign.
Can someone give me a workaround for this ?

Thanks !

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Welcome, good to hear. Thanks for the feedback.
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Thanks Max ! That works great !



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