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Old 07-28-2013, 11:27 AM
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Thank you for the explanation

As I have more than 10000 posts in one forum or another, I know what A1>0 means thank you
Would you please be so kind to explicitate what the outcome is when conditioons are met
In XL there is no A and B, but A1 or B20

Your examples of outcome when A1 <0 are a complete mystery to me. I cannot understand your logic.
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Thank you for the explanation

As I have more than 10000 posts in one forum or another, I know what A1>0 means thank you
Would you please be so kind to explicitate what the outcome is when conditioons are met
In XL there is no A and B, but A1 or B20

Your examples of outcome when A1 <0 are a complete mystery to me. I cannot understand your logic.
Sorry for the confusion

What I meant is:

If A2 is positive and B2 is positive then C2=
If A2 is positive and B2 is negative then C2=
If A2 is negative and B2 is positive then C2=
If A2 is negative and B2 is negative then C2=

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Sorry you don't seem to understand my question
Hope someone else can help you
Thank you for the prompt help.

Apologies to not be able to well explain what I want. If you allow me, I’ll be trying to explain what I need once more.

Please, consider the values of A and B and the calculated value of X (attached)

A
B
X
1
11
12
2
-12
14
-5
12
-22
-1
-1
-2


These calculations are made based on the conditions below

if A>0 and B>0 then X=A+B
If A>0 and B<0 then X=A-B
If A<0 and B>0 then X=2*A-B
If A<0 and B<0 then X=3B-A


My issue here is that I couldn’t code these conditions in excel

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