Another possibility is to use the ISERROR function and nest your original IF
function within another like this :

=IF(ISERROR(original IF function),"",original IF function)

This basically says "If the original IF function returns an error, return a
blank cell, otherwise return the value from the original IF function."

HTH

Phil

"Brad Stevenson" wrote:

I am trying to format an IF function to relay information from one cell to
the other. If I use the value of 0 (zero) in the "true if false" portion of
my function, then my SUM function for the row works fine... but I want the
cell to be blank if there is no info to relay. However, when I use the ""
for blank, then I get the #value figure in my SUM function.

The SUM function is from a worksheet which was formatted by someone else,
and I cannot change it. Is there a way to change the IF function to perform
a cell blank if false, but not to put the #value in my SUM function?

Thks.