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Something similar to the formula below will work:
=IF(ISERROR(B1),"",B1) Replacing B1 with you reference cell. Or you could use it in the cell the contains the formula: =IF(ISERROR(Your_Formula),"",Your_Formula) Hope this helps. -- Kevin Backmann "P. Zicari" wrote: Is there a way to get a cell that is referencing a formula to not show #value before there is datat that will complete the cell. I am using Excel 07. Thanks in advance. |
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