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I have a cell formula:
=IF(OR(ISBLANK(K10),ISBLANK(L10)),,L10-K10) Which makes the cell zero if either of k10 or l10 is blank, (and subtracts the two if not), but I want to make the cell blank rather than zero. Thanks again. |
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=IF(OR(ISBLANK(K10),ISBLANK(L10)),"",L10-K10) alternatively: =IF(COUNT(K10:L10)<2,"",L10-K10) In article , "Ian Elliott" wrote: I have a cell formula: =IF(OR(ISBLANK(K10),ISBLANK(L10)),,L10-K10) Which makes the cell zero if either of k10 or l10 is blank, (and subtracts the two if not), but I want to make the cell blank rather than zero. |
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