Quote Originally Posted by Pete_UK View Post
Actually, you also need to remove the second AND, and you can get rid of some of the brackets, like this:

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IF(AND(C7=0,F7=0),0,IF(C7>=1,(F7-C7)/C7,F7/F7))


Hope this helps.

Pete
Hi Pete

Yes that helps and returns a zero value if the cells are zero, but does not bring back correct calc value if populated with numbers.

EG if C7 was 19 and F7 was 18 the calc would return -5.26% but using the formula above it returns 100%

Any Ideas ?

Thanks
CraigieL