Anothger point to think about is whether you really want to look for the
text string "3", or whether you might have been intending to test for the
number 3, in which case you don't want the double quotes around it.
--
David Biddulph

"Bob Bridges" wrote in message
...
Yeah, this is an easy one. You supplied 4 arguments but the IF function
accepts only three: The condition (Sheet1!H8=""), the result if true
("3")
and the result if false (""). What you want is to OR the first two
arguments, like this:

=IF(OR(Sheet1!H8="",Sheet1!H8="3"),"",Sheet1!C8)

--- "danlinksman" wrote:
I am having a brain freeze and need some help. It has been some time
since I
have worked with formulas in excel. I am getting an invalid on the
formula.
I have 2 identical worksheets on page one and page 2. I only want
certain
data to show on page 2 however. What I want it to do is if h8 on page
one is
blank or equal to 3 then leave cell c8 blank on page two, if it contains
the
number 1 or 2 then fill c8 on page two with data from c8 of page one.
=IF(Sheet1!H8="","3","",Sheet1!C8)