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I have a spreadsheet that shows either a price or a discount (never has both)
based on given quantities. I have a formula that goes and looks at each cell to determine which to use. I am using the IFBLANK function. If the price cell is blank, it applies a discount to another number in the sheet. If the price cell is not blank, it uses that price. The problem I have is that some cells it considers to not be blank are blank. I can copy and paste a "blank" cell to another cell and there is nothing in there. If I click a random cell and type ="blank cell #", it is blank. Now, if I double click that cell and hit enter (without entering anything), it then treats the cell as blank. I have over 14,000 lines and about 8 rows of this data that I would like to avoid having to double click each blank row to get this to work. Any suggestions? |
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