IF question

jigoro

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If anyone can help please I'm trying to create a formula that does the following:

IF X and Y are both blank return 0, but if either X or Y is not blank return that value.

Thanks,
 

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if anyone can help please i'm trying to create a formula that does the following:

If x and y are both blank return 0, but if either x or y is not blank return that value.

Thanks,

Code:
=if(and(x="",y=""),0,if(x<>"",x,if(y<>"",y,0)))
 
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