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I have 2 worksheets which we will call sheet1 and sheet2.
When I write =sheet1!a1 in sheet 2, and insert a number in cell a1 of
sheet 1, that number appears in sheet 2. The problem is that when I have
it blank, I get zero in sheet 2. I can I make blank show blank?
Obviuosly I want to get zero if the number I insert is actually zero.


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Try

=IF(Sheet1!A1="","",Sheet1!A1)

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I have 2 worksheets which we will call sheet1 and sheet2.
When I write =sheet1!a1 in sheet 2, and insert a number in
cell a1 of
sheet 1, that number appears in sheet 2. The problem is that
when I have
it blank, I get zero in sheet 2. I can I make blank show blank?
Obviuosly I want to get zero if the number I insert is actually
zero.


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Try this:

=IF(Sheet2!A1="","",Sheet2!A1)

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I have 2 worksheets which we will call sheet1 and sheet2.
When I write =sheet1!a1 in sheet 2, and insert a number in cell a1 of
sheet 1, that number appears in sheet 2. The problem is that when I have
it blank, I get zero in sheet 2. I can I make blank show blank?
Obviuosly I want to get zero if the number I insert is actually zero.


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=if(sheet1!a1="","",sheet1!a1)



lovemark wrote:

I have 2 worksheets which we will call sheet1 and sheet2.
When I write =sheet1!a1 in sheet 2, and insert a number in cell a1 of
sheet 1, that number appears in sheet 2. The problem is that when I have
it blank, I get zero in sheet 2. I can I make blank show blank?
Obviuosly I want to get zero if the number I insert is actually zero.

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