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Hi, i have this formula in J5:
=IF(ISBLANK(I5);"";F5-(G5+H5+I5)) In I5 i have a formula that doesn't display anything if a certain criteria is met. If I5 is blank, i need J5 to be blank too. But i receive this error :#VALUE! How can i modify the formula in J5 so the result to be an empty cell? Can this be done? Thanks! |
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Hi,
If I5 contains a formula then it isn't blank even if it's returning a null string. Here's an alternative =IF(LEN(I5)=0,"",F5-(G5+H5+I5)) -- Mike When competing hypotheses are otherwise equal, adopt the hypothesis that introduces the fewest assumptions while still sufficiently answering the question. "puiuluipui" wrote: Hi, i have this formula in J5: =IF(ISBLANK(I5);"";F5-(G5+H5+I5)) In I5 i have a formula that doesn't display anything if a certain criteria is met. If I5 is blank, i need J5 to be blank too. But i receive this error :#VALUE! How can i modify the formula in J5 so the result to be an empty cell? Can this be done? Thanks! |
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It's working great!!
Thanks allot! "Mike H" wrote: Hi, If I5 contains a formula then it isn't blank even if it's returning a null string. Here's an alternative =IF(LEN(I5)=0,"",F5-(G5+H5+I5)) -- Mike When competing hypotheses are otherwise equal, adopt the hypothesis that introduces the fewest assumptions while still sufficiently answering the question. "puiuluipui" wrote: Hi, i have this formula in J5: =IF(ISBLANK(I5);"";F5-(G5+H5+I5)) In I5 i have a formula that doesn't display anything if a certain criteria is met. If I5 is blank, i need J5 to be blank too. But i receive this error :#VALUE! How can i modify the formula in J5 so the result to be an empty cell? Can this be done? Thanks! |
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Apologies I changed your ; to , for my version of Excel so change them back
-- Mike When competing hypotheses are otherwise equal, adopt the hypothesis that introduces the fewest assumptions while still sufficiently answering the question. "puiuluipui" wrote: Hi, i have this formula in J5: =IF(ISBLANK(I5);"";F5-(G5+H5+I5)) In I5 i have a formula that doesn't display anything if a certain criteria is met. If I5 is blank, i need J5 to be blank too. But i receive this error :#VALUE! How can i modify the formula in J5 so the result to be an empty cell? Can this be done? Thanks! |
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