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I use the IF function, in order to get some blank cells like:
A1: IF(E1F1;E1-F1;"") and B1: IF(F1E1;F1-E1;"") and: A2: IF(E2F2;E2-F2;"")and B2: IF(F2E2;F2-E2;"") However, that empty string doesn't allow me to use any of the blank cells in a new calculation, giving me a #VALUE! error. For example: A3: =A1+A2 or B3: =B1+B2 Is there a workaround? (please note that I want those cells totally blank and not with a zero value) -- geotso ---- ---- --- -- -- - - Please, remove hyphens to contact me ---- ---- --- -- -- - - |
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