Fornula for bearings greater than 180 but less than 359 and integrated with a formula less than 180 but greater than 0.

Bobby1980

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Hi sorry am new to this,
I am trying to get a formula that can work out the reverse bearings 180 degree difference.
Tried
=if(and(o80>=180,o80<=359,o80-180)),if(and(o80<180,o80>0,o80+180))
Any help would be greatly appreciated
 

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try this

=IF(AND(O80>=180,O80<=359),O80-180,IF(AND(O80<180,O80>0),O80+180,""))
 
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