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I basically want to have a formula in a cell that will perform one
calculation if a certain cell is empty, but if that cell has a number in it, will perform a calculation on that cell. Anyone know how to do this? My idea was =IF(D5=(character for "any number"),D5+B3,C5+B3) Anyone have ideas on this? Thank you for any help! |
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