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Default Command to make a forumula fron not running

Hello there,

Is there an excel command to skip a formula from being used if there is no
information in the cell?

See below for example.

F G H
I J
---------------------------------------------------------------------
166 $5.85 92,870.00 $542,868 67,340 $393,633
---------------------------------------------------------------------
167 $6.14 $0 14,700 $90,225

In row 166 the formula for cell H166 is =(IF(G1660,(G166*F166)))

For row 167, since cell G167 is blank, I want the formula to be skipped
since I don't want cell H167 to show $0

The way I have it now is =(IF(G1670,(G167*F167),0)) but I don't want $0 to
be shown and instead of just clearing the cell I would like an automated way
to prevent the formula from running.

Thank you
 
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