<0 formula help

ryan7

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Office Version
  1. 2016
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  1. Windows
my formula is =IF(L7<1000,L7+M7+N7+O7,M7+N7+O7)

I want to build into it that if one of the cells is less than 0 (Has a a negative value), then it does not add it up.
I know I should be using MAX 0 but can't seem to build in properly.

Thanks
 

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This is what you are looking for:
Excel Formula:
=IF(L7<1000,SUMIF(L7:O7,">0"),SUMIF(M7:O7,">0"))
 
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Hello,

Is this what you want
Excel Formula:
=IF(L7<1000,SUMIF(L7:O7,">0"),SUMIF(M7:O7,">0"))
 
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