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Hi,

=IF(A1="Something",B1,"")

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Default =if blank cell

=IF(true,"","Not Blank")

However in Excel blank is not the same as empty: there is no way to produce
Empty from an IF statement

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Default =if blank cell

Try this

=IF(B1="","","There's data in that cell!")

Hope this helps,
Dee

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