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    Formula support ignoring 0's

    Hey


    I want to use this formula but I only want this formula to work if S3 is greater than 0


    Can you help?


    =IF(S3>=U3,"Yes","No")

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    Re: Formula support ignoring 0's

    What do you want to do with U3?
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    Re: Formula support ignoring 0's

    here are two options
    =IF(OR(S3>0,S3>=U3),"Yes","No")
    or
    =IF(AND(S3>0,S3>=U3),"Yes","No")

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sambo kid View Post
    What do you want to do with U3?
    S3 and u3 have a number.

    The cell I want this formula to work in is to see if they have met their target.

    So if s3 is greater or equal to u3 then I want to say yes met their target.

    However I want to ignore any values of 0 is column S

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sambo kid View Post
    here are two options
    =IF(OR(S3>0,S3>=U3),"Yes","No")
    or
    =IF(AND(S3>0,S3>=U3),"Yes","No")
    Unfortunately these formulas do not work. Do I need to use an isserror formula?

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    Re: Formula support ignoring 0's

    so, this? =IF(S3=0,"",IF(S3>=U3,"Yes","No")) do you need to account for blanks?
    if so then =IF(or(S3=0,s3=""),"",IF(S3>=U3,"Yes","No"))

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