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jcob2
I want my FALSE statement to have a "<" infront of the number reference
by the calculation, and don't know how to make the FALSE have text an
an equation.
=IF(D9>1,(D9*D8),"<"(D9*D10))
I can get my FALSE to have just a < sign if I do this:
=IF(D9>1,(D9*D10),"<")
I can get my FALSE to have the number calculated by the equation if
do this:
=IF(D9>1,(D9*D8),(D9*D10))
But how come I can't get it to read "<"(#value) by using the firs
equation listed above?
Thanks for the help in advance
by the calculation, and don't know how to make the FALSE have text an
an equation.
=IF(D9>1,(D9*D8),"<"(D9*D10))
I can get my FALSE to have just a < sign if I do this:
=IF(D9>1,(D9*D10),"<")
I can get my FALSE to have the number calculated by the equation if
do this:
=IF(D9>1,(D9*D8),(D9*D10))
But how come I can't get it to read "<"(#value) by using the firs
equation listed above?
Thanks for the help in advance