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Whenever I do a simple cell reference, e.g.
=A1 if A1 is blank the resultant cell shows a zero. I'm getting tired of =IF(A1="","",A1) Without changing the cell format is there a setting or different formula syntax to make the resultant cell equal the source cell literally? TIA Charlie |
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