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Phillip,
"If" is a conditional function.
It should read IF(condition A, then X, else Y).
Are there ways around using a second value?
Look at Valuewhen. Don't let the Nth occurence stump you.
You could try something like this:
valuewhen(1,condition A, B);
In order to more definative we would need to see or know more about 
your formula.
Hope this helps,
Preston
 
--- In equismetastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, pennellp2000 <no_reply@xxx> 
wrote:
>
> Is there any way to use the IF() formula with no second choice
> ie insted of  If(A, then B, otherwise c) have If(A, then B, no second 
> choice).   
>                     Thanks in advance  Phillip
>
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