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I have two workbooks, one is my data and the other is report from random
areas of my data. I am using the following formula to pull information: =IF(ISBLANK('[Data.xlsx]Sheet!$F318),"",'[Data.xlsx]Sheet'!$F318) The column is stationary, but sometimes there are a few rows that I can fill with data. I need the blank cell if there is nothing in my data file, and the data I am using is Text, Dates, and numbers so traditional conditional formatting was not sorting out blanks. An example would be: =IF(ISBLANK('[Data.xlsx]Sheet!$F318),"",'[Data.xlsx]Sheet'!$F318) =IF(ISBLANK('[Data.xlsx]Sheet!$F319),"",'[Data.xlsx]Sheet'!$F319) =IF(ISBLANK('[Data.xlsx]Sheet!$F341),"",'[Data.xlsx]Sheet'!$F341) =IF(ISBLANK('[Data.xlsx]Sheet!$F348),"",'[Data.xlsx]Sheet'!$F348) €¦ and so on. Some cells already have existing links others are blank. Is there a more efficient way of ether adding the formula to existing cells? OR Changing reference cell other than going in to formula and changing number? (i.e. the = + Click on data cell used to create reference) |
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