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Default In Excel, show 0.00 for "zero" entries, but "-" if no entries

I need to distinguish between no entry in a cell, and a zero (0.00) entry,
and whn I sum the row, know if there were any entries (even 0.00) or no
entries. I would like to show 0.00 if there entries (or the actual sum) and
a dash ("-") if there were no entries.
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Default In Excel, show 0.00 for "zero" entries, but "-" if no entries

=IF(COUNT(A1:A6),SUM(A1:A6),"-")

replace A1:A6 with your range.

"PLS Auditor" wrote:

I need to distinguish between no entry in a cell, and a zero (0.00) entry,
and whn I sum the row, know if there were any entries (even 0.00) or no
entries. I would like to show 0.00 if there entries (or the actual sum) and
a dash ("-") if there were no entries.

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