Did that. I need to concatentate the results and so, if something "failed"
the if check, I need the results to be NULL (or blank), without Excel
thinking something is really in the cell (like a space; even "" seems to not
be the same thing). I think I really need a WHEN function more than an IF.

"Don Guillett" wrote:

Do you mean
=if(a1=2,"",4)

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Don Guillett
SalesAid Software

"mbrockhaus" wrote in message
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I'm using an "if" statement and I want to set the TRUE condition results
to
NULL rather than "0" or "". Is there a way to do this?