Simple Formula .... I Think?

ExcelRoy

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Hi Guys,

My current formula is

=IF(R146=0,"",IF(R146>0,R146,IF(R146="","-",)))

I am looking to print "" if cells R144 and R146 are set at 0 otherwise print contents of cell R146

Hope this makes sense

Thanks
 

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=if(and(r144=0,r146=0),0,r146)
 
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thanks wigi, thats perfect

just one more if i may

IF X146=0 and R147=0 then show "" otherwise show X146

Thanks
 
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Do you understand my previous solution and/or did you do effort to understand it?
What you now ask is almost the same formula, only changing some cell references.
 
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