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Default Using multiple IF statements

The "B" in your formula ... is that the letter B?
If it is your function might work in this form:
=IF(A1="","",IF(A1="B",True,False))

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"Jshendel" wrote in message
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I need an equation that basically says:
If cell is blank ("" (which is a return of a false statement)), do nothing
and return blank, else run this "IF" equation which has a true and false
return.

I'm trying something like this, but won't work.
=IF(A1="","",IF(A1=B,True,False))
Is it because there is an equation in the reference cell and not "" ?
The equation I tried returns the false statement of the second equation
and
not "".