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I am using some lookup functions in multiple cells of a spreadsheet.
Depending on the search a cell may actually have a null value. When a null value is returned the cell is populated with a '0'. My question is how do I make it so a null value is simply an empty cell? One way is to use =IF(your formula = 0,"",yourformula) Maybe I'm missing something, but isn't it possible that zero is a valid result of "formula" that needs to be treated differently from a null value? For example, one might be computing an AVERAGE() over a range of these results. I'd suggest =IF(your_formula="","",your_formula) instead. |
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