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I am creating a travel report that will be filled out on excel and also by
hand. I want cells to auto calculate for those who complete in excel, but need the cells to not show anything (such as $0.00) when nothing is entered so those completing by hand can still use those same cells. Right now I have a date range and # of miles and reimbursement amount cells that auto calculate. When I leave the cells that provide the auto number blank, I still get something - such as the $0.00. |
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Hi
A formula will aways return a zero if the calculation equals 0. To avoid this you need to test if your formula returns zero, and of so leave the cell empty. Look at this example: =IF(SUM(A1:A6)=0,"",SUM(A1:A6)) Hopes it helps Regards, Per "miss sass" <miss > skrev i meddelelsen news ![]() >I am creating a travel report that will be filled out on excel and also by > hand. I want cells to auto calculate for those who complete in excel, but > need the cells to not show anything (such as $0.00) when nothing is > entered > so those completing by hand can still use those same cells. Right now I > have > a date range and # of miles and reimbursement amount cells that auto > calculate. When I leave the cells that provide the auto number blank, I > still get something - such as the $0.00. |
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You can also test if a specific cell is empty....and if it is return a blank,
e.g. =IF(A1="","",A1*B1) This formula gives you the result of the calculation A1*B1....but if A1 is blank the formula will just return a blank "Per Jessen" wrote: > Hi > > A formula will aways return a zero if the calculation equals 0. > > To avoid this you need to test if your formula returns zero, and of so leave > the cell empty. > > Look at this example: > > =IF(SUM(A1:A6)=0,"",SUM(A1:A6)) > > Hopes it helps > > Regards, > Per > > "miss sass" <miss > skrev i meddelelsen > news ![]() > >I am creating a travel report that will be filled out on excel and also by > > hand. I want cells to auto calculate for those who complete in excel, but > > need the cells to not show anything (such as $0.00) when nothing is > > entered > > so those completing by hand can still use those same cells. Right now I > > have > > a date range and # of miles and reimbursement amount cells that auto > > calculate. When I leave the cells that provide the auto number blank, I > > still get something - such as the $0.00. > > |
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