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i have the following formula that compares values between two worksheets. If
the value is true it returns the value on a specific cell. If the value is false, it is returning a blank but I need it to return a zero instead. I can't for some reason make it work...anyone has any idea why? =IF($A8=INDIRECT("[SDS2005CE.xls]we"&$BU8&"!$L$3"),INDIRECT("[SDS2005CE.xls]we"&$BU8&"!N"&COLUMNS($A$1:E5)+16),0) |
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Try a quick check to ensure zero values
are not suppressed on the sheet: Click Tools Options View tab Check "Zero Values" OK -- Rgds Max xl 97 --- GMT+8, 1° 22' N 103° 45' E xdemechanik <atyahoo<dotcom ---- "outlook help" wrote in message ... i have the following formula that compares values between two worksheets. If the value is true it returns the value on a specific cell. If the value is false, it is returning a blank but I need it to return a zero instead. I can't for some reason make it work...anyone has any idea why? =IF($A8=INDIRECT("[SDS2005CE.xls]we"&$BU8&"!$L$3"),INDIRECT("[SDS2005CE.xls] we"&$BU8&"!N"&COLUMNS($A$1:E5)+16),0) |
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Your formula looks ok to me.
What happens if you select that cell, hit F2, then F9. (Hit edit|undo after you see the results.) And if you highlight just this portion: $A8=INDIRECT("[SDS2005CE.xls]we"&$BU8&"!$L$3") and hit F9, what do you see. Along with Max's suggestion (checking tools|options|view tab|0's), how about Format|conditional format (white font on white fill)??? outlook help wrote: i have the following formula that compares values between two worksheets. If the value is true it returns the value on a specific cell. If the value is false, it is returning a blank but I need it to return a zero instead. I can't for some reason make it work...anyone has any idea why? =IF($A8=INDIRECT("[SDS2005CE.xls]we"&$BU8&"!$L$3"),INDIRECT("[SDS2005CE.xls]we"&$BU8&"!N"&COLUMNS($A$1:E5)+16),0) -- Dave Peterson |
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Guys,
Thank your for all of your help!!! "Dave Peterson" wrote: Your formula looks ok to me. What happens if you select that cell, hit F2, then F9. (Hit edit|undo after you see the results.) And if you highlight just this portion: $A8=INDIRECT("[SDS2005CE.xls]we"&$BU8&"!$L$3") and hit F9, what do you see. Along with Max's suggestion (checking tools|options|view tab|0's), how about Format|conditional format (white font on white fill)??? outlook help wrote: i have the following formula that compares values between two worksheets. If the value is true it returns the value on a specific cell. If the value is false, it is returning a blank but I need it to return a zero instead. I can't for some reason make it work...anyone has any idea why? =IF($A8=INDIRECT("[SDS2005CE.xls]we"&$BU8&"!$L$3"),INDIRECT("[SDS2005CE.xls]we"&$BU8&"!N"&COLUMNS($A$1:E5)+16),0) -- Dave Peterson |
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