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Blank cells
Using Excel 2007. I am using this basic formula in the H column
=SUM(H2,C3)-F3 in a spreadsheet with financial information. I copied and pasted the formula into the entire H column. The last entry, for example, might be in cell H6. From H7 on down the column, the calculation in H6 is displayed. Is there something simple that can be added to keep the cell calculation empty until data is entered into the other cells used in the formula? |
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Blank cells
=IF(COUNT(H2,C3,F3)=3,H2+C3-F3,"")
This will check to make sure numbers are entered in all relevant cells before performing calculation. -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "deannab" wrote: Using Excel 2007. I am using this basic formula in the H column =SUM(H2,C3)-F3 in a spreadsheet with financial information. I copied and pasted the formula into the entire H column. The last entry, for example, might be in cell H6. From H7 on down the column, the calculation in H6 is displayed. Is there something simple that can be added to keep the cell calculation empty until data is entered into the other cells used in the formula? |
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