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Greetings,
I need to add an If statement to about 100 cells in a row. The cells contain links to another part of the sheet. Most of the source cells have formula which produces a "0". I am trying to replace the "0" with a "". the formula is simple: =If([Linked Cell]<0,[Linked Cell],"") Right now I have: =+[Linked Cell] I can change it with a series of keystrokes. I tried to make a macro and that does not work. Macros used to be keystroke recorders, but not any more. (Sigh) Is there anyway to make this more automatic? If there is a way, how many ways are there, anyone know? TIA -Minitman |
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