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mlv - 17 Sep 2007 12:14 GMT
I was looking at the formulas in some Excel 2003 workbooks and came across
some that began :

+IF

e.g.  =+IF(K7>0,ROUND((K7*D$51/100),2),"")

I discovered that removing the '+' made no obvious difference.  I also tried
searching the Help files, but couldn't find any reference to '+IF'.

What is the functional difference between 'IF' and '+IF', and where would
you use one in preference to the other?

Thanks
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Bob Phillips - 17 Sep 2007 12:18 GMT
It is a Lotus throwback and is redundant.

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>I was looking at the formulas in some Excel 2003 workbooks and came across
>some that began :
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> Thanks

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