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  1. 07-05-2007, 09:05 PM #1
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    Nesting If statements

    How do you nest two if statements?

    =IF(C19="DOWN", 0, if C19>0,760,0)
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    Quote Originally Posted by RGPH
    How do you nest two if statements?

    =IF(C19="DOWN", 0, if C19>0,760,0)
    You're almost there, but there are spaces in your formula and no opening parenthesis before the second IF. Try this:
    =IF(C19="DOWN",0,IF(C19>0,760,0))
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