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If a cell value equals zero I want it to be blank. How would I word the
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Try this:
=IF(A1=0,"",do_something_else) If A1 is either empty or contains the number 0 the formula returns a blank. Biff "sarah" wrote in message ... If a cell value equals zero I want it to be blank. How would I word the formula? |
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You can suppress zeros by going 'tools'....'options'...'view' tab and then
uncheck the zero values box. do you just not want to see the zeros or do you actually want to put a blank into the cell? "sarah" wrote: If a cell value equals zero I want it to be blank. How would I word the formula? |
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