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A reference in my if-then statement refers to a another cell with a formula
where when it's true it contains a text string that appears like a number. When the result of the reference cell is false (or is null), my if-then statment still recognizes something in the cell and gives me "#VALUE". I want to return a blank cell result if the reference cell is blank also. How do I do that? To get my desired result, I've tried different commands like 0, isblank and isnumber all to no avail. Primary formula: =IF(ISBLANK(Z50),"",FIXED(CONCATENATE((MID(Z50,1,2 )),$G$3,(MID(Z50,3,9))),9)) Reference cell (Z50): =VLOOKUP(P50,dws_data,8,FALSE) Thanks Steve |