If statements

ak8c

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I hope someone can help me with this. I am trying to actually put 2 different arguments into one cell. Here is the example; =if(SP.D<=0,LA.D<=0,0,385) and =if(SP.O<=0,LA.O<=0,0,685) how can i combine them to make one argument.

Any help is appreciated.
 

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Try this and tell me if it works..

Code:
=if(not(AND(SP.D<=0,LA.D<=0)),385,if(not(and(SP.O<=0,LA.O<=0)),685,0))

:) cheers!

-e.rgabrieldoronila
 
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