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Linking to a data range containing blank cells
I'm using MS Excel 2003.
I've got a chart from range of data gives the calculates accumulated total from another table and would like the option to have the calculation result in a blank cell that is not plotted as a zero. I tried the following IF statement: =IF(Q6="","",Q6+P12) but "" is still treated as a zero. Any suggestions? Thanks, - James |
Linking to a data range containing blank cells
=IF(Q6="",NA(),Q6+P12)
-- David Biddulph "James from Sage" wrote in message ... I'm using MS Excel 2003. I've got a chart from range of data gives the calculates accumulated total from another table and would like the option to have the calculation result in a blank cell that is not plotted as a zero. I tried the following IF statement: =IF(Q6="","",Q6+P12) but "" is still treated as a zero. Any suggestions? Thanks, - James |
Linking to a data range containing blank cells
Works perfectly, thanks David!
"David Biddulph" wrote: =IF(Q6="",NA(),Q6+P12) -- David Biddulph "James from Sage" wrote in message ... I'm using MS Excel 2003. I've got a chart from range of data gives the calculates accumulated total from another table and would like the option to have the calculation result in a blank cell that is not plotted as a zero. I tried the following IF statement: =IF(Q6="","",Q6+P12) but "" is still treated as a zero. Any suggestions? Thanks, - James |
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