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japc90

Formula that will skip blanks cells
 
I am using this formula =IF(Weekly!D700,Weekly!D70,IF(Weekly!
C700,Weekly!C70,IF(Weekly!B700,Weekly!B70,0))) so that a summary
spreadsheet will update with the most recent column of data.

The issue I am having is that occassionally cells will be zero and I
need that data pulled into the summary spreadsheet. With this formula
though it looks at the zero and then goes to the next cell. How can I
make it pull in the zero.

All of the cells not filled in will be blank. Is there a formula that
would do the same thing but skip blank cells instead of looking for
cells with values greater than 0?


BoniM

Formula that will skip blanks cells
 
=IF(Weekly!D70<"",Weekly!D70,IF(Weekly!C70<"",We ekly!C70,IF(Weekly!B70<"",Weekly!B70,0)))

"japc90" wrote:

I am using this formula =IF(Weekly!D700,Weekly!D70,IF(Weekly!
C700,Weekly!C70,IF(Weekly!B700,Weekly!B70,0))) so that a summary
spreadsheet will update with the most recent column of data.

The issue I am having is that occassionally cells will be zero and I
need that data pulled into the summary spreadsheet. With this formula
though it looks at the zero and then goes to the next cell. How can I
make it pull in the zero.

All of the cells not filled in will be blank. Is there a formula that
would do the same thing but skip blank cells instead of looking for
cells with values greater than 0?



japc90

Formula that will skip blanks cells
 
On Apr 14, 6:04 pm, BoniM wrote:
=IF(Weekly!D70<"",Weekly!D70,IF(Weekly!C70<"",We ekly!C70,IF(Weekly!B70<"*",Weekly!B70,0)))



"japc90" wrote:
I am using this formula =IF(Weekly!D700,Weekly!D70,IF(Weekly!
C700,Weekly!C70,IF(Weekly!B700,Weekly!B70,0))) so that a summary
spreadsheet will update with the most recent column of data.


The issue I am having is that occassionally cells will be zero and I
need that data pulled into the summary spreadsheet. With this formula
though it looks at the zero and then goes to the next cell. How can I
make it pull in the zero.


All of the cells not filled in will be blank. Is there a formula that
would do the same thing but skip blank cells instead of looking for
cells with values greater than 0?- Hide quoted text -


- Show quoted text -


Thank you. Worked like a charm!



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