Correct Syntax for IF statement

ddub25

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  1. 2019
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  1. Windows
How can I adapt this formula to just return the result in AP630 if the argument is FALSE? I want to keep in tact the structure of the formula that allows me to filter my table results and gain totals only for the visible filtered results.

=IF(AH631<>"",SUBTOTAL(9,AD631)+N(AP630),"--")

Can anyone help?

Dan
 

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