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Not displaying a value
I have a cell that references a cell on another tab, so what ever is typed in
a cell on the first tab gets transferred onto the second tab. The problem is, that when the first tab cell has nothing in it, the second tab shows a value "0". I would prefer that it just remains blank like the first tab. Thanks |
Not displaying a value
One way:
=IF(Sheet1!A1="","",Sheet1!A1) In article , KB wrote: I have a cell that references a cell on another tab, so what ever is typed in a cell on the first tab gets transferred onto the second tab. The problem is, that when the first tab cell has nothing in it, the second tab shows a value "0". I would prefer that it just remains blank like the first tab. Thanks |
Not displaying a value
You could use an IF statement. Something like:
=IF('Sheet 1'!A1="","",'Sheet 1'!A1) HTH, Elkar "KB" wrote: I have a cell that references a cell on another tab, so what ever is typed in a cell on the first tab gets transferred onto the second tab. The problem is, that when the first tab cell has nothing in it, the second tab shows a value "0". I would prefer that it just remains blank like the first tab. Thanks |
Not displaying a value
=IF(Sheet1!A1<"",Sheet1!A1,"")
Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Thu, 17 May 2007 10:48:00 -0700, KB wrote: I have a cell that references a cell on another tab, so what ever is typed in a cell on the first tab gets transferred onto the second tab. The problem is, that when the first tab cell has nothing in it, the second tab shows a value "0". I would prefer that it just remains blank like the first tab. Thanks |
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