Re: Excel 2007 Formula problem .

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You normally have a comma or semi-colon between the parameters,
depending on your regional settings, so try this:

=if(A6=6,1,0)
or this:
=if(A6=6;1;0)

Hope this helps.

Pete

On Nov 20, 9:09 am, Ingenious <Ingeni...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
I seem to have a strange problem with Excel 2007 .
I have a simple formula but it doesn't work .

=if(A6=6 1 0)

When I get a xls 2003 worksheet with this formula it works fine.
When I now try and change the formula to
=if(A6<6 1 0)
Excel 2007 comes up with a problem in the formula .
SO I used the function wizard to inseret the IF statement and there it
allows me to key in all the fields but as soon as I want to confirm the error
comes up again?
Does anyone have the same problem ?

.



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