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Thumbs up Answer: Remove false from formula response in cell

Hi there!

To have the cell remain blank instead of showing "false" when the formula result doesn't match, you can modify your existing formula by adding an additional condition to check if all the IF statements are false. Here's how you can do it:
  1. =IF(C2=1,"1",IF(D2=1,"1",IF(E2=1,"1",IF(F2=1,"1"," "))))

In this modified formula, the last IF statement checks if all the previous IF statements are false, and if so, it returns an empty string (""). This will make the cell remain blank instead of showing "false" when the formula result doesn't match.
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