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Return a blank cell instead of a zero value for two linked sheets.
I have a producion summary linked to individual invoices. If the production
summary has no orders, how can I alter the linked cell to return a blank rather than a zero in the individual orders? Currently the value in the cell is ='SPOON ORDERSHEET'!I11 Thanks for your help |
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Return a blank cell instead of a zero value for two linked sheets.
hi,
one way.... =if('spoon ordersheet'!I11=0,"",'spoon ordersheet'!I11) the formula will show in the formula bar but if the other cell is 0, the cell will display blank. regards FSt1 "Matt" wrote: I have a producion summary linked to individual invoices. If the production summary has no orders, how can I alter the linked cell to return a blank rather than a zero in the individual orders? Currently the value in the cell is ='SPOON ORDERSHEET'!I11 Thanks for your help |
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