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Hi all,
I have a workbook with 4 sheets. The first three are filled with data and I am using the 4th sheet to lay out that data in a flatfile for import into access. I always try to make sure there is a value like: =IF(Requestor!G41 = "","",Requestor!G41) This way, I don't get pesky Zeros. However, I am at column AS and when I type in the above formula, the cell actually displays that formula. The same for every column after that. So, is there a limit to the number of columns you can use the IF statement in? Or am I just missing something?? Thank you in advance, you all are a wealth of info! Rusty |
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