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=IF(100/(W1013/W1033*100)smallerthansign350,0,100/(W1013/W1033*100))
The number after the first comma is what goes in the cell if your condition (being smaller than 350, the sign for which doesn't work on betfair) is met (In this case zero). The number after the second comma is what goes in there if it's over 350 (In this case, the original formula) |
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Many thanks lori, I will give it a go.
just experimenting on making my own tissue |
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Got a simpler one for you
tia if cell w970 is less than 301, cell x970 to be 0 |
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In cell x970
=if(w970islessthansign301,0,"") What do you want x970 to be if w970 is greater than 301? In the above example it will be blank. |
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In cell x970
=if(w970islessthansign301,0,"") What do you want x970 to be if w970 is greater than 301? In the above example it will be blank. Thanks SM The numbers in both cells are the same so I want the number to stay the same in w970 |
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Right, this should do that:
In cell x970 =if(w970islessthansign301,0,w970) |
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Many thanks will give it a go
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Spot on
Thanks again. |