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Can I use the argument: -  IF, AND, THEN, ElSE

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Newie - 14 Jun 2007 03:52 GMT
I have created a formula using IF,THEN,ELSE but, I now find that my IF
argument needs to refer to two cells.
i.e.
=if(a1<=0,(and)b1<5,0,A1*b1)

Can anyone advise how this can be done
Dave Peterson - 14 Jun 2007 03:57 GMT
=if(and(a1<=0,b1<5),0,A1*b1)

> I have created a formula using IF,THEN,ELSE but, I now find that my IF
> argument needs to refer to two cells.
> i.e.
> =if(a1<=0,(and)b1<5,0,A1*b1)
>
> Can anyone advise how this can be done

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Don Guillett - 14 Jun 2007 13:49 GMT
You could have looked in the HELP index for AND

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>I have created a formula using IF,THEN,ELSE but, I now find that my IF
> argument needs to refer to two cells.
> i.e.
> =if(a1<=0,(and)b1<5,0,A1*b1)
>
> Can anyone advise how this can be done
 
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