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If, but, and still but, all in one formula?

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navychef - 14 Dec 2005 21:42 GMT
I've also been playing with this, trying to use either IF, or SUMIF, or
SUMPRODUCT, trying to make this work (adding B+C, compare with D, and
determine if the sum is =, <, or >, than D, and giving the result in
E):

If B9+C9=D9, then 0
but if B9+C9>D9, then B9+C9-D9 (to show that "D" is x-amount less than
B+C)
but if B9+C9<D9, then D9-B9+C9 (to show that "D" is x-amount more than
B+C)

Am I making sense?:confused:

LOL - I'm sure I'm close, but I keep getting the "too many arguments"
error

:)

THANK YOU

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Vito - 14 Dec 2005 21:51 GMT
=if((b9+c9)=d9,0,if((b9+c9)>d9,b9+c9-d9,d9-b9+c9)
navychef - 14 Dec 2005 21:56 GMT
Awesome, I knew I came to the right place.

THANKS MUCH
 
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