Is it possible to set a cell 'blank' from a formula? i.e. rather than
setting = 0 or setting to "" (empty string)
In other words IF (<data valid, <do calculation, <clear content)

Thanks
Peter

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Peter Aspey
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one way:

=IF(A110, A1*43.3, "")

This doesn't clear the content (the content will be a formula that
evaluates to a null string), but it will display as a blank.

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"Peter A" wrote:

Is it possible to set a cell 'blank' from a formula? i.e. rather than
setting = 0 or setting to "" (empty string)
In other words IF (<data valid, <do calculation, <clear content)

Thanks
Peter