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cell protection
when I refer to a cell as a formula on another cell it gives out a zero but
the reference cell is not zero |
cell protection
If A1 is empty, then
=A1 Will show a 0. You can use something like: =if(a1="","",a1) or =if('sheet 2'!a1="","",'sheet 2'!a1) (when the "sending" cell is on another sheet.) Steve wrote: when I refer to a cell as a formula on another cell it gives out a zero but the reference cell is not zero -- Dave Peterson |
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