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Default how to get formula to work that shows a - when the answer should be 0

Hi trying to get a formula to work in E3, E4, E5, E6,E7 & so on



the formula is I think correct for E3, E5, E7
=IF($A3="","",IF(D3=0,B3-C3,IF(D3>=0,B3+D3-C3)))

the problem I'm having is that E4, E6 show a - when the answer should be 0

I'm new to excel and don't know how I can over come this issue

If anyone can help I'd be grateful
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