ExcelBanter

ExcelBanter (https://www.excelbanter.com/)
-   Excel Discussion (Misc queries) (https://www.excelbanter.com/excel-discussion-misc-queries/)
-   -   Formula to show a blank cell (https://www.excelbanter.com/excel-discussion-misc-queries/125220-formula-show-blank-cell.html)

Tandy

Formula to show a blank cell
 
Hi Everyone!

I'm currently making a budget with a running total. There are five columns
- Date, Description, Deposits, Withdrawls and Running Total. My Running
Total formula is pretty basic: =SUM(F6,D7,-E7) and currently goes all the way
down the worksheet regardless of if there is entries in the row. I was
curious is there was a formula that would show the Running Total if there was
a description and would show a blank cell if there was not. Let me know if
this is possible!

Thank you,

Tandy

Sloth

Formula to show a blank cell
 
=IF(ISBLANK(A1),"",F6,D7,-E7)

replce A1 with the cell that description is in for that row.

"Tandy" wrote:

Hi Everyone!

I'm currently making a budget with a running total. There are five columns
- Date, Description, Deposits, Withdrawls and Running Total. My Running
Total formula is pretty basic: =SUM(F6,D7,-E7) and currently goes all the way
down the worksheet regardless of if there is entries in the row. I was
curious is there was a formula that would show the Running Total if there was
a description and would show a blank cell if there was not. Let me know if
this is possible!

Thank you,

Tandy


pinmaster

Formula to show a blank cell
 
Hi,

=IF(B7="","",SUM(F6,D7,-E7))


Cheers!
Jean-Guy

"Tandy" wrote:

Hi Everyone!

I'm currently making a budget with a running total. There are five columns
- Date, Description, Deposits, Withdrawls and Running Total. My Running
Total formula is pretty basic: =SUM(F6,D7,-E7) and currently goes all the way
down the worksheet regardless of if there is entries in the row. I was
curious is there was a formula that would show the Running Total if there was
a description and would show a blank cell if there was not. Let me know if
this is possible!

Thank you,

Tandy


Sean Timmons

Formula to show a blank cell
 
=if(B2 = "","",sum(F6,D7,-E7))

"Tandy" wrote:

Hi Everyone!

I'm currently making a budget with a running total. There are five columns
- Date, Description, Deposits, Withdrawls and Running Total. My Running
Total formula is pretty basic: =SUM(F6,D7,-E7) and currently goes all the way
down the worksheet regardless of if there is entries in the row. I was
curious is there was a formula that would show the Running Total if there was
a description and would show a blank cell if there was not. Let me know if
this is possible!

Thank you,

Tandy



All times are GMT +1. The time now is 10:57 PM.

Powered by vBulletin® Copyright ©2000 - 2025, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
ExcelBanter.com