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Issue with representing a blank in a logical expression.
I am trying to utilize a logical expression to yield this result:
If the field is blank return a value of no, if there is anything at all in the field return the value of yes. Basically, I am pulling data out of a database for a checklist. The user only cares if there is or is not data in that field. So I am trying to convert the data to a YES and a blank field to a NO. I would greatly appreciate any assistance. Thanks. |
Issue with representing a blank in a logical expression.
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=IF(ISBLANK(A1),"no","yes") In article , Van wrote: I am trying to utilize a logical expression to yield this result: If the field is blank return a value of no, if there is anything at all in the field return the value of yes. Basically, I am pulling data out of a database for a checklist. The user only cares if there is or is not data in that field. So I am trying to convert the data to a YES and a blank field to a NO. I would greatly appreciate any assistance. Thanks. |
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