a1-b1 if greater than zero then show result otherwise don't

Hoopsah

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Head scratcher for me I'm afraid

A1 - B1

If the answr is greater than zero then show the result, else show a zero

Any one got a clue about this?
 

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Hey Hoopsah,

Try using an IF formula,

IF(A1-B1<=0, 0, A1-B1)
 
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Thank you Alan and Tyija - both work like a charm :)

Just saved me from drawing blood I was scratching my head so hard :)

Thanks again
 
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