2 formulas 1 cell

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Kevin

How do I use 2 formulas in 1 cell
I want to add Column G but do not want it to show if it is a negative
number.
I am using =SUM($G$4:G5)-50 then IF(M5<0,0,M5) so in column M I have entered
=SUM($G$4:G5)-50+IF(M5<0,0,M5) but even if it is a positive number it says 0.
 
R

Rick Rothstein \(MVP - VB\)

How do I use 2 formulas in 1 cell
I want to add Column G but do not want it to show if it is a negative
number.
I am using =SUM($G$4:G5)-50 then IF(M5<0,0,M5) so in column M I have
entered
=SUM($G$4:G5)-50+IF(M5<0,0,M5) but even if it is a positive number it
says 0.
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Does this do what you want?

=MAX(SUM($G$4:G5)-50,0)

Rick
 
M

Max

Another thought, you could try in a cell, copied down:
=IF(SUM($G$4:G5)-50<=0,"",SUM($G$4:G5)-50)
Above will return blanks: "" unless it's greater than zero
 
B

Bernd P

Hello,

Do you need to calculate your format or would it be sufficient to
"hide" negative numbers?

In this case you could apply the custom number format
#,##0;""
for example.

Regards,
Bernd
 
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