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iimmie

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Hi,
I am trying to figure out how to write the following:
if cell a1 or cell b1 has a number greater then zero in it, enter a #1 in cell c1

I appreciate the help once again
Thank you
 

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=--OR(N(A1)>0, N(B1)>0)
 
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