This is the formula I'm using in the cell:
=IF(G2*1.33<D2,D2,IF(G2*1.33>D2,G2*1.33))
Now.... if there is no data in that particular row, then the word
FALSE is in that cell. Is there some way to make it so the cell
is blank until I enter data?
[....]
=IF(G2*1.33<D2,D2,IF(G2*1.33>D2,G2*1.33,""))
[....or....]
=max(D2, G2*1.33)
[....]
=if(G2*1.33=D2, "", max(D2,G2*1.33))
You seem happy with one or more of the alternatives that I provided.
But they were based on your original formula. When I reread what you
truly wanted -- what a concept! -- namely blank when "there is no data
in that particular row", I realized that you might have written the
wrong formula in the first place.
I suspect you truly want one of the following, depending on your
requirements:
=if(and(G2="",D2=""), "", max(D2, G2*1.33))
=if(or(G2="",D2=""), "", max(D2, G2*1.33))
The second formula requires data in both cells. The first formula
requires data in only one cell, treating the remaining blank cell as
zero..
That is, I suspect you actually do want zero, not blank, when D2 and
G2 are both zero (as well as when D2 = G2*1.33). I suspect you merely
stumbled onto the fact that when D2 and G2 are blank, D2=G2 is true
because both are treated as zero, and you want blank in that case.