![]() |
Leave cell blank if no data
Excel Experts,
I currently have a worksheet that list people's DOB and then list their age in the next cell. I've copied all my formulas to include 10 extra lines so additional people can be added without having to copy the formula down. The person's DOB is listed in C and their age in D. The formula I'm using in D is =DATEDIF(C2,NOW(),"y") This formula works great, except in the extra rows, it produces an outcome of 106. I'd like for the cell to remain blank if there isn't a DOB listed in row C. Hope this question makes sense and thanks for any help provided. |
Leave cell blank if no data
Try:
=IF(C2="","",DATEDIF(C2,TODAY(),"y")) Regards Jean-Guy "Millerk" wrote: Excel Experts, I currently have a worksheet that list people's DOB and then list their age in the next cell. I've copied all my formulas to include 10 extra lines so additional people can be added without having to copy the formula down. The person's DOB is listed in C and their age in D. The formula I'm using in D is =DATEDIF(C2,NOW(),"y") This formula works great, except in the extra rows, it produces an outcome of 106. I'd like for the cell to remain blank if there isn't a DOB listed in row C. Hope this question makes sense and thanks for any help provided. |
Leave cell blank if no data
Thanks, works like a charm.
"pinmaster" wrote: Try: =IF(C2="","",DATEDIF(C2,TODAY(),"y")) Regards Jean-Guy "Millerk" wrote: Excel Experts, I currently have a worksheet that list people's DOB and then list their age in the next cell. I've copied all my formulas to include 10 extra lines so additional people can be added without having to copy the formula down. The person's DOB is listed in C and their age in D. The formula I'm using in D is =DATEDIF(C2,NOW(),"y") This formula works great, except in the extra rows, it produces an outcome of 106. I'd like for the cell to remain blank if there isn't a DOB listed in row C. Hope this question makes sense and thanks for any help provided. |
Leave cell blank if no data
I can't write the formula for you, but what you need is another IF function
showing that if the cell in column C is greater than 0, to run the formula you supplied, and to make no entry if blank--something like =IF(C50,[formula]). "Millerk" wrote in message ... Excel Experts, I currently have a worksheet that list people's DOB and then list their age in the next cell. I've copied all my formulas to include 10 extra lines so additional people can be added without having to copy the formula down. The person's DOB is listed in C and their age in D. The formula I'm using in D is =DATEDIF(C2,NOW(),"y") This formula works great, except in the extra rows, it produces an outcome of 106. I'd like for the cell to remain blank if there isn't a DOB listed in row C. Hope this question makes sense and thanks for any help provided. |
All times are GMT +1. The time now is 07:09 PM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Copyright ©2000 - 2025, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
ExcelBanter.com