Tricky formula substitution
Good Evening,
I have a tricky formula substitution to be made, and its a challenge from one of my college teachers:
Microsoft Excel - REC-PO plano b.xlsx.jpg
I need the dark blue cells to be 1 if the value on the light blue ones are higher than 0, and i can't use IF() [in the picture is SE()];
The dark blue [0;1] cells are going to be used to multiply an coeficcient that may or may not be sumed to the total.
Microsoft Excel - REC-PO plano b.xlsx_2.jpg
try
=(C13>0)+0
or
=(C13>0)*1
or
=--(C13>0)
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All this solutions return 1, either the light blue cells are 0 or higher than 0
EDIT: NOPE, all of them worked, the Calculations were on the Manual.
Last edited by joaorlazaro; 03-20-2013 at 07:17 PM.
Try this formula.
=1*(B2>0)
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