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You could check for either cell:
=if(b1="","",b1*c1) or =if(c1="","",b1*c1) or you could check for numbers in both cells: =if(count(b1:c1)<2,"",b1*c1) I bet you clicked the $ icon on the toolbar to format the cell as Currency Style (Accounting format). This is the same as a custom format of: _($* #,##0.00_);_($* (#,##0.00);_($* "-"??_);_(@_) You could hide the 0's by using: _($* #,##0.00_);_($* (#,##0.00);;_(@_) But this will hide the 0's if either b1 or c1 is 0. Jeff wrote: Is there a way to not have the answer to an equation show in a cell.? An exaple of what I have now is cell D1 contains: =B1*C1 , and I dont want anything to show in D1 until something is put into B1 and C1. It shows '$ -' right now and I just want it to be blank. -- Dave Peterson |
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