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Copy empty cells from one worksheet to another
Hello,
I had a worksheet (myWorksheet) in which the user entered data - number of vehicles. Empty cell means there is no vehicles. Now I get my data from different excel workbook (dataWorksheet). I tried to use this in my worksheet cells: =if (dataWorksheet cell value = "" , "", dataWorksheet cell value) My problem is that in some calculations in other worksheets I get #value or other error messages (in average calculations). How can I set empty cell in my worksheet ? Thank you David Cohen |
Copy empty cells from one worksheet to another
A formula must always have some value and the "" your formulas return is
technically a null string. You cannot make a formula return "nothing". So you must adjust your statistical formulas to account for this (if possible) or bring your data together by copy/pasting rather than by formula. -- Jim "David Cohen" wrote in message ... | Hello, | | I had a worksheet (myWorksheet) in which the user entered data - number of | vehicles. | Empty cell means there is no vehicles. | | Now I get my data from different excel workbook (dataWorksheet). | | I tried to use this in my worksheet cells: | =if (dataWorksheet cell value = "" , "", dataWorksheet cell value) | | My problem is that in some calculations in other worksheets | I get #value or other error messages (in average calculations). | | How can I set empty cell in my worksheet ? | | | Thank you | David Cohen | | |
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