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inserting a null value
is it possible to insert a null value into a cell instead of a blank ("") in
an IF function. =if(A1=0,NULL,A1*20) ...... something like this? Any help is greatly appreciated |
inserting a null value
Hi,
What is a null value? =IF(A1=0,"NULL",A1*20) -- If this helps, please click the Yes button. Cheers, Shane Devenshire "Todd" wrote: is it possible to insert a null value into a cell instead of a blank ("") in an IF function. =if(A1=0,NULL,A1*20) ...... something like this? Any help is greatly appreciated |
inserting a null value
Null to Excel is "", so your formula would be:
=if(a1=0,"",a1*20) Regards, Fred. "Todd" wrote in message ... is it possible to insert a null value into a cell instead of a blank ("") in an IF function. =if(A1=0,NULL,A1*20) ...... something like this? Any help is greatly appreciated |
inserting a null value
No such function in Excel.
NULL is nothing. You cannot truly have a NULL cell if it contains a formula. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Tue, 30 Jun 2009 13:15:01 -0700, Todd wrote: is it possible to insert a null value into a cell instead of a blank ("") in an IF function. =if(A1=0,NULL,A1*20) ...... something like this? Any help is greatly appreciated |
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