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When importing data from another Excel spreadsheet, you get a 0 where there
was a blank cell. Can this be avoided? I tried to use If (B5=0," ",B5) which returns what looks like a blank cell, but really isn't. This drives statistics insane - sees it as 0 since it isn't a blank cell in reality. How can I avoid these problems without going through and physically deleting each 0? (find 0, replace with won't work since deletes any 0). I have thousands of data points. |
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