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no data to return blank
I currently have this formula =IF(C80,C8-$G$3,"") in a series of cells which
is fine when there is information but I get a # value error when there is nothing in the cells it looks to. Is there a way to have it leave the cell blank if there is no data in the cells it looks to? -- A. |
no data to return blank
when i test this formula using blank cells for c8 & g3 i get a blank cell as
a result. how is your sheet arranged? "Andmor" wrote: I currently have this formula =IF(C80,C8-$G$3,"") in a series of cells which is fine when there is information but I get a # value error when there is nothing in the cells it looks to. Is there a way to have it leave the cell blank if there is no data in the cells it looks to? -- A. |
no data to return blank
K, i had to change the formula to =IF(C160,$B$4-C16,"") so that it brings me
back a negative number for a time. This is a portion of how i have it set up. A9 B9 C9 D9 Week 1 20000 20000 -20,000 Week 2 50000 70000 -70,000 Week 3 40000 110000 -110,000 Week 4 2000 112000 -112,000 One more kink is that I need the formula. in cell B4 I have an amount let's say 250 000. I need it to count down in D9 so that using the #'s above D9 should read -230,000 -- A. "joemeshuggah" wrote: when i test this formula using blank cells for c8 & g3 i get a blank cell as a result. how is your sheet arranged? "Andmor" wrote: I currently have this formula =IF(C80,C8-$G$3,"") in a series of cells which is fine when there is information but I get a # value error when there is nothing in the cells it looks to. Is there a way to have it leave the cell blank if there is no data in the cells it looks to? -- A. |
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