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I am trying to figure out a formula in Excel 2000. Here is what I am trying
to do: In one column I have a drop down menu with two options; "Weekly" and "2 per Month". In the next column, I want these options to be represented by numbers so if "Weekly" is selected, the number 4 would show up and if "2 per Month" were chosen, the number 2 would display. I am able to do this. Here is the formula I use: =IF(C4="Weekly",4,2) But what I was hoping I could do would be to have the cell blank if nothing is selected. Right now, before anything is selected in the first column, a 2 shows in the second column. Any ideas how I can get rid of that until a selection is made? Thanks. |