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Hi Expert's

need an if formula to do the following. ..

if cell a1 is blank then in if a1 has a value greater then 0 then x
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Do you mean?

=IF(A1>0,"x","")

this will return an x if A1 has a value greater than 0, else it will return a blank, including when A1 is blank.
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Rgonzo1971

HI,

=IF(A1="", "in", IF(A1>0,"x"))

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andrew_man, if A1 is blank, then how can A1 be greater than 0?

probably Rgonzo interpreted it most correctly.  I didn't catch the OP might want the word "in" if A1 was blank.
=IF(A1="","",IF(A1>0,"x",""))
Yes, agreed!
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Sorry experts

Not Woking. ....what I am trying to do is if cell a1 us blank then out...if cell a1 has number 1 or 2 or 3 then in
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Can explain more clear what is "then in" and "then out"?
I.e....the person is in work
or

=IF(A1<>"","in","out")
=if((A1=1)+(A1=2)+(A1=3),"In",if(A1="","out",""))
Nb vc....The formula works but I do not get out if blank
Then is it blank or is there a space?

Is this working?

=IF(A1<>" ","in","out")

or:

=IF(TRIM(A1)<>"","in","out")
=IF((A1=1)+(A1=2)+(A1=3),"In",IF(TRIM(A1)="","out",""))
Why give me the point? I dun think I can help you.  But, I really want to tell me more actually.

Andrew Man from Hong Kong