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if you use the if formulaif ( height>3000metres....) how do you know what part of the formula refers to what in the parameter? the depth or the width?
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hi there if statements work as follows.
If(Condition,True,False)
Condition - This part is for you to control the if formula. In you example you would be saying that if the height is larger than 3000m.
True - This is what you want to happen if your condition has been met.. So in other words if your Height is larger than 3000m then I want it to be 3000m.
False - This happens when you condition hasn't been met. So I would say that if it is smaller than 3000m then I want it to be Height.
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thanks so much ![Smile](/images/smiles/smile.gif)
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