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Return nothing if cell is populated
I am looking for a formula that will examine cells a cell and return nothing
if another cell is populated with anything. Any ideas? |
Return nothing if cell is populated
"whatzzup" wrote in message
... I am looking for a formula that will examine cells a cell and return nothing if another cell is populated with anything. Any ideas? The obvious question is: what should it return if the other cell is not populated? You probably want something along these lines: =IF(A1="",xxxxxxxx,"") where xxxxxxxx is what you want if the other cell is not populated. |
Return nothing if cell is populated
=IF(A1="","X","")
-- Gary''s Student - gsnu200752 "whatzzup" wrote: I am looking for a formula that will examine cells a cell and return nothing if another cell is populated with anything. Any ideas? |
Return nothing if cell is populated
A formula cannot return nothing. However, it can return a null string,
e.g.: =IF(ISBLANK(A1), "Cell A1 is not populated", "") In article , whatzzup wrote: I am looking for a formula that will examine cells a cell and return nothing if another cell is populated with anything. Any ideas? |
Return nothing if cell is populated
You can return an empty string, but you can't return nothing (leave the cell
empty): =if(a1<"","",a1) or =if(a1<"","","it's empty") whatzzup wrote: I am looking for a formula that will examine cells a cell and return nothing if another cell is populated with anything. Any ideas? -- Dave Peterson |
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