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how do you ignore blank cells in formulas
I am trying to write a formula that results in the earliest date using min
except that a blank cell on any page results in a 0. =MIN('1Jan-9Jan'!R196,'10Jan-16Jan'!R196,'17Jan-23Jan'!R196) What do I need to do to ignore the blank cells |
Kerry, I opened a new workbook and created 4 sheets. In cell B2 of the first 3 shhets a put in some numbers and on the fourth sheet set up: =MIN(Sheet4!B2,Sheet3!B2,Sheet2!B2) and this works when one of the data sheets has a blank cell or a space but not when the cell has a zero in it. Can you confirm that your target cells are really empty? -- HiArt ------------------------------------------------------------------------ HiArt's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=19953 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=345825 |
see ans in your 6 minutes later post
-- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Kerry" wrote in message ... I am trying to write a formula that results in the earliest date using min except that a blank cell on any page results in a 0. =MIN('1Jan-9Jan'!R196,'10Jan-16Jan'!R196,'17Jan-23Jan'!R196) What do I need to do to ignore the blank cells |
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