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![]() I have 3 columns, (A) which has calendar months, (B) which is a cost figure for that month and (C) a “higher” or “lower” statement on that months cost compared to the previous months. I have used the formula =IF(C2C3,"higher","lower") to show this, which works, but where I have copied this formula down to the other cells. The problem I want to rsolve is that in months where there is no data, it defaults to a Worse statement, I require it to be empty. I use this spreadsheet on my pocket pc, so it does not support VB or conditional formatting. Is there a way of only allowing the statement if there is data in the cells. I have used the isnumber function, but this does not work. Any help appreciated. Thanks. -- compaq ------------------------------------------------------------------------ compaq's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=35484 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=552604 |
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