Help-How to return a zero if a cell = FALSE

wmichael

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Hello. This formula is used to copy the amount of Q41-15% if TRUE is working, but I also want to return a zero if R41=FALSE so the cell is not empty.

I appreciate in advance any suggestions you have to remedy this matter.

Thank you.

=IF(R41=TRUE,Q41-(Q41*0.15),"")
 
@Joe4 I used your tip to update the post. Thanks again!
Hmmm, while that post is helpful in explaining how it works, I think post #2 is the one that most directly answers the original question you asked.
 
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