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Why does blank cell assume value = 1?
I have created a simple =product formula that calculates the value of one
cell multiplie by a certain value. i.e. =product(h10,.5) The formula works fine, but when h10 refers to a blank cell, it assumes the value is 1. I want it to assume nothing really, but in reality I want it to assume 0, rather than 1. Help? |
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