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Mike Copeland explained on 7/6/2011 :
How do I (blank) suppress a subtotal value that I have formatted as 0.00? Using #.## leaves the "." in the cell. The formula is below: =SUMIF($E$401:$E$598, E399, $B$401:$B$598) I want the cell to show blanks if no value is produced. Please advise. TIA =IF(SUMIF($E$401:$E$598, E399, $B$401:$B$598)0,SUMIF($E$401:$E$598, E399, $B$401:$B$598),"") -- Garry Free usenet access at http://www.eternal-september.org ClassicVB Users Regroup! comp.lang.basic.visual.misc |
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