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01/01/00 indicates 0 in a date formatted cell. Why can't you try this:
Tools - options - view - uncheck zero values Regards, Jaleel "Dave F" wrote: You have to trap the error, or date in this case, but it's impossible to tell you how to do that without you giving us the formula. Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "Maria" wrote: I have a column with a formula to calculate a date based on a date entered in the previous column. I want the result in the column to be blank until the date is entered. Now it reads 01/01/00 until I enter a date for it to calculate correctly. Please help! |
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