Dealing with minus numbers in formulas

[duubgina]

I'm adding the values from 3 cells using the formula =SUM(C61,C63,C64) .
The value in cell C63 is calculated by a formula =SUM(C62*0.4) which can
sometimes produce a minus figure. When the figure in C63 is a minus
number, I want it to show a 0, so that the minus number is not factored
in to the sum of cells C61,C63,C64. Hope that makes sense! Any
suggestions gratefully received! (e-mail address removed)

 

[CaptainQuattro]

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I'm adding the values from 3 cells using the formula =SUM(C61,C63,C64)
The value in cell C63 is calculated by a formula =SUM(C62*0.4) which
can sometimes produce a minus figure. When the figure in C63 is a minus
number, I want it to show a 0, so that the minus number is not factored
in to the sum of cells C61,C63,C64. Hope that makes sense! Any
suggestions gratefully received! (e-mail address removed)

Replace
=SUM(C61,C63,C64)
with
=SUM(C61,C63*(C63>0),C64)

 

[Ardus Petus]

=SUM(C61,IF(C63<0,O,C63),C64)

HTH

 

[Toppers]

Try:

=IF(C63<0,C61+C64,C61+C63+C64)

 

[Ron Coderre]

duubgina:

Maybe this:

=C61+C64+MAX(C63,0)

Does that help?

Regards,
Ro

 

[edcosoft]

=SUM(C61,MAX(0,C63),C64) .

ed

 

[Bernard Liengme]

In C63 use one of
(a) =IF(C62<0,0,C62*0.4)
or (b) =(C62*0.4)*(C62>0)
For the summation use =C61+C63+C64
No need to clutter cells with SUM every time you code a simple formula
best wishes