Hi Keith
Try this:
=IF(B2="","",IF(B2=0,"FREE",A2*B2))
Dave
OzGrid Business Applications
Try:
=IF(ISNUMBER(B1),IF(B1>0,A1*B1,IF(B1=0,"FREE","")),"")
Aladin
The formula did work as well as the other one provided by the other person. Thank you to both, but know I have a new problem. It only works when the cells in column B are not currency or accounting format. If it is currency or accounting it is automatically a zero even if it is not shown in the cell and this would then bring up the word "free" still. Is there a way to format the cells to show a $ before any number entered in column B that would not effect column c to show free if no value was entered.
The formula did work as well as the other one provided by the other person. Thank you to both, but know I have a new problem. It only works when the cells in column B are not currency or accounting format. If it is currency or accounting it is automatically a zero even if it is not shown in the cell and this would then bring up the word "free" still. Is there a way to format the cells to show a $ before any number entered in column B that would not effect column c to show free if no value was entered.
I RECYCLED YOUR FORMULA TO ANOTHER CELL BUT HAVE ???
ALADIN:
Thanks again for the formula. I used it and also used it for another section in my spreadsheet with modifications. The only other stipulation that I would like to add to the formula below is if c1="x", then b1="", otherwise follow all previous conditions in formula. c1 can only be "x" or empty using validation.
=IF(ISNUMBER(a1),IF(a1<0,"",IF(a1>0.01,"x","")),"")
The above formula is in cell b1 originally looking at a1, but i also want it to consider c1 as described above.
Thank you again for your assistance. I have learned a lot on my own, but also from reading the many other postings on this message board.