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I have the basic is error formula (=IF(ISERROR(AC21),"",AC21)) What I need help with is in cases where the formula is referencing a cell that has 0 or blank; how do I write the formula where it will return nothing if these two items appear? Thank you |
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=IF(ISERROR(AC21),"",IF(AC21=0,"",AC21)) "Jim" wrote: Hello, I have the basic is error formula (=IF(ISERROR(AC21),"",AC21)) What I need help with is in cases where the formula is referencing a cell that has 0 or blank; how do I write the formula where it will return nothing if these two items appear? Thank you |
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=IF(OR(AC21=0,ISERROR(AC21)),"",AC21))
-- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "Jim" wrote: Hello, I have the basic is error formula (=IF(ISERROR(AC21),"",AC21)) What I need help with is in cases where the formula is referencing a cell that has 0 or blank; how do I write the formula where it will return nothing if these two items appear? Thank you |
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IF(ISERROR(AC21),"",IF(OR(ISBLANK(AC21),A1=0),"",A C21))
-- Anne Murray "Jim" wrote: Hello, I have the basic is error formula (=IF(ISERROR(AC21),"",AC21)) What I need help with is in cases where the formula is referencing a cell that has 0 or blank; how do I write the formula where it will return nothing if these two items appear? Thank you |
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