Hiding a cell if value equals X

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Aimee - Jul 20, 2009 at 08:37 AM
 Aimee - Jul 22, 2009 at 01:28 AM
Hello,

I want to do the following in EXCEL.

I have a formula which works out the cost of one item at $35 plus adds $3.8 per item thereafter. Tf the cell i am putting my equation in is D5 and the cell with the quantity of items is C5 then my equation would look as follows.

D5 = 35+((C5-1)*3.8)

So if C5 = 1 then the answer is $35 which is correct
and if C5 = 2 then the answer is $38.80
BUT if C5 = 0 then I want the cell to display Zero???? ANY IDEAS?

1 response

Hello Aimee,

Use the IF function:

=IF(35+((C5-1)*3,8)<35;0;35+((C5-1)*3,8))

If the result of your formula is smaller then 35 then display a 0,
If the result of your formula is the same or bigger then 35 then display the result of your formula.

Hope this is what you were looking for.

Best regards,
Trowa
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Hi Trowa,

Thanks for your help! New it would need an IF formula but had no clue how to word it!

Yours looks like it should work, but when I try type it in excel it gives me an error saying that "The formula you typed contains an error" any ideas on why?

Really hope you can help!

Aimee
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Sorry,

Tried it again and it does work!

Thanks a million!
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Hi Trowa,

Worked out what was wrong, in your formula you had ; where it should of been , !

So happy to finally have the answer to this! You are a lifesaver!
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