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retko1985
Creator II
Creator II

Visual Cues to display number or text instead of color.

Hello,

I want to display 0 if number in straight table is negative. And I don't want to rewrite my expression with if conditions, since its already complex. Is here a way, probably with visual cues as written in the title or any other way.

Thank you.

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RonaldDoes
Partner - Creator III
Partner - Creator III

Hi Retko,

You can nest If-conditions, so:

=If(

If(variable1 = 1, expression1, expression2) < 0,

0,

If(variable1 = 1, expression1, expression2)

)


should work like a charm!

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RonaldDoes
Partner - Creator III
Partner - Creator III

Hi Retko,

Usage of visual cues is strictly limited to the formatting of the cell value (color, font weight, size etc).

A simple:

=If(YOUR_EXPRESSION < 0, 0, YOUR_EXPRESSION)

should do the trick, however.

With kind regards,

Ronald

retko1985
Creator II
Creator II
Author

Hi, I am already using if condition like this:

if(variable1 = 1, expression1, expression2)

I need for those both expressions to have 0 if it is negative. Can you help me please rewrite the condition?

Thank you.

RonaldDoes
Partner - Creator III
Partner - Creator III

Hi Retko,

You can nest If-conditions, so:

=If(

If(variable1 = 1, expression1, expression2) < 0,

0,

If(variable1 = 1, expression1, expression2)

)


should work like a charm!

retko1985
Creator II
Creator II
Author

This is great, thank you.