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Return cell blank ifsum=0
I am using this formula
=SUMIF(F:G,L29,G:G) normal answer is for instance 33456 sometime the answer is 0 When the answer is 0 I want the cell to show nothing at all Is this possible ??? Regards Mark |
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Return cell blank ifsum=0
I'd use:
=if(sumif(...)=0,"",sumif(...)) Did you really mean to use F:G??? Mark Allen wrote: I am using this formula =SUMIF(F:G,L29,G:G) normal answer is for instance 33456 sometime the answer is 0 When the answer is 0 I want the cell to show nothing at all Is this possible ??? Regards Mark -- Dave Peterson |
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Return cell blank ifsum=0
=IF(SUMIF(F:G,L29,G:G)=0,"",SUMIF(F:G,L29,G:G))
-- David Biddulph "Mark Allen" wrote in message ... I am using this formula =SUMIF(F:G,L29,G:G) normal answer is for instance 33456 sometime the answer is 0 When the answer is 0 I want the cell to show nothing at all Is this possible ??? Regards Mark |
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Return cell blank ifsum=0
The formula works but unfortunatley the blank response is showing as blank
but I am then using dynamic charting and it still shows as 0...I need the cell to show nothing so it see's the cell as completly blank !!!!! Help please. "David Biddulph" wrote: =IF(SUMIF(F:G,L29,G:G)=0,"",SUMIF(F:G,L29,G:G)) -- David Biddulph "Mark Allen" wrote in message ... I am using this formula =SUMIF(F:G,L29,G:G) normal answer is for instance 33456 sometime the answer is 0 When the answer is 0 I want the cell to show nothing at all Is this possible ??? Regards Mark |
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Return cell blank ifsum=0
Use NA()
as an example instead of =IF(A1=0,"",A1) use =IF(A1=0,NA(),A1) The formula will show as #N/A but the chart will show as null and if you don't like the look of the #N/A you can hide it with conditional formatting using white fonts -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Mark Allen" wrote in message ... The formula works but unfortunatley the blank response is showing as blank but I am then using dynamic charting and it still shows as 0...I need the cell to show nothing so it see's the cell as completly blank !!!!! Help please. "David Biddulph" wrote: =IF(SUMIF(F:G,L29,G:G)=0,"",SUMIF(F:G,L29,G:G)) -- David Biddulph "Mark Allen" wrote in message ... I am using this formula =SUMIF(F:G,L29,G:G) normal answer is for instance 33456 sometime the answer is 0 When the answer is 0 I want the cell to show nothing at all Is this possible ??? Regards Mark |
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Return cell blank ifsum=0
The NA bit worked but the chart is still seeing something there...
How do I do the condition formatting ?? Regards Mark "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: Use NA() as an example instead of =IF(A1=0,"",A1) use =IF(A1=0,NA(),A1) The formula will show as #N/A but the chart will show as null and if you don't like the look of the #N/A you can hide it with conditional formatting using white fonts -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Mark Allen" wrote in message ... The formula works but unfortunatley the blank response is showing as blank but I am then using dynamic charting and it still shows as 0...I need the cell to show nothing so it see's the cell as completly blank !!!!! Help please. "David Biddulph" wrote: =IF(SUMIF(F:G,L29,G:G)=0,"",SUMIF(F:G,L29,G:G)) -- David Biddulph "Mark Allen" wrote in message ... I am using this formula =SUMIF(F:G,L29,G:G) normal answer is for instance 33456 sometime the answer is 0 When the answer is 0 I want the cell to show nothing at all Is this possible ??? Regards Mark |
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