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I'm trying to copy(downward) a formula but I want it to leave blank cells
blank. It's gining it a value of 0 currently. Here's the formula I want copied skipping blank cells. =IF(+E8=0,0,+F8/E8) |
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Try =IF(ISBLANK(E8),"",IF(E8=0,0,F9/E8))
or =IF(E8="","",IF(E8=0,0,E9/F8)) This is called 'nesting' of IFs best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "Ann" wrote in message ... I'm trying to copy(downward) a formula but I want it to leave blank cells blank. It's gining it a value of 0 currently. Here's the formula I want copied skipping blank cells. =IF(+E8=0,0,+F8/E8) |
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