If Then Help

mbishop2008

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Writing an if / then statement where I need 0 to display "0". I need 1 to display a certain field (F3) ,2 to display a certain field (F4) and 0 to display zero.

I had this formula and it works for 1 and 2, but 0 is coming back as the same as 1 because, well its less than 1. =IF(B6>2,$F$4)+IF(B6<2,F$3,F$4)
 

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=IF(B6=0,0,IF(B6=1,$F$3,IF(B6=2,$F$4,"")))
 
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