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I'm using the IF statement below on my spreadsheet, but cell F2 could
potentially be blank, and I'm having trouble writing that into the statement. If F2 is blank, I want it to disregard the formula and dislay 0. If it's not blank, then use the formula. =IF(C2D2,TEXT(F2-C2,"h:mm"),TEXT(F2-D2,"h:mm")) Thanks in advance. |
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