One way:
=IF(A1="","",IF(A1=99%,"yes","no"))
The formula will return a null string, which displays as if the cell
were blank.
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TazzyDal wrote:
I have an IF statement that is as follows:
=if(a1=99%,"yes,"no")
What I would like to see is if cell a1 is blank, then neither "yes" or
no" are returned, the cell would remain blank......
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