Hi all,
I'm stuck and I hope you can help.
If have very simple =IF function, =IF(F4=H4;1;0) but don't wan't the 'value is true' value when both cells are empty, how do I need to change the function so it states 0?
Hi all,
I'm stuck and I hope you can help.
If have very simple =IF function, =IF(F4=H4;1;0) but don't wan't the 'value is true' value when both cells are empty, how do I need to change the function so it states 0?
Hi, and welcome to the forum,
One way (probably of several)
Formula:
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Richard Buttrey
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Nest an AND inside there to check for two outcomes.
BTW it looks like you can just return a boolean response, so you could actually drop the IF entirely and just do the logic.![]()
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Like that.![]()
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Thank you! It works like a charm.
(Also thanks for the quick response)
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