How do I get excel to give an answer when two conditions must be met?
Basically, if L42>L43 and L43>0. If true, it goes on to a calculation. If
false, the result is supposed to be 0. I can get condition one to work,
but not both. Is it even possible to have two on the same line?
Mathmatically, x>y>0 is valad, is it not? Here is what has been tried so far:
if L42>L43 AND L43>0
if L42>L43 & L43>0
if L42>L43 + L43>0
if L43<L42 and 0<L43
Anyone have any suggesations?
Thank you in advance for any help
Chip Pearson - 23 Jan 2006 19:28 GMT
Try
=IF(AND(L42>L43,L43>0),true,false)

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> How do I get excel to give an answer when two conditions must
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Chemboy - 30 Jan 2006 16:41 GMT
It worked wonderfully!
Thank you so much.
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Anne Troy - 23 Jan 2006 19:28 GMT
=IF(and(L42>L43,L43>0),L43*1,0)
where L43*1 should be YOUR calculation...
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> How do I get excel to give an answer when two conditions must be met?
> Basically, if L42>L43 and L43>0. If true, it goes on to a calculation.
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> Anyone have any suggesations?
> Thank you in advance for any help