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Hide formula result values until all components are entered
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! |
Hide formula result values until all components are entered
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! |
Hide formula result values until all components are entered
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! Hi Maria, I think you could try something like this: =IF(AND(A2<"",A2<0),your_formula,"") where A2 is the cell where to input the date to calculate. Adapt references as for your conveniences. -- Hope I helped you. Thanks in advance for your feedback. Ciao Franz Verga from Italy |
Hide formula result values until all components are entered
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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