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I have a column (say A), and next to that column, I create a column of formulas using = If(Type(A1)<2 and A10, 1, "") the problem is that "" is not a numerical format and I need a numerical format. Is there a value that would generate an empty cell that is not in string format? Thanks, Mr T |
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One way:
Instead of "", you could use a zero without quotes. Then set your worksheet so that it does not display zero values. This is done in Tools-Options. On the View tab, uncheck "zero values". HTH, Paul "MrT" wrote in message ... Hello, I have a column (say A), and next to that column, I create a column of formulas using = If(Type(A1)<2 and A10, 1, "") the problem is that "" is not a numerical format and I need a numerical format. Is there a value that would generate an empty cell that is not in string format? Thanks, Mr T |
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Thanks. That's interesting, but is not satisfactory in my case: I need to
reuse the values issued from the formulas to compute stats. Zeroes would false the result. Is there any other solution? "PCLIVE" wrote: One way: Instead of "", you could use a zero without quotes. Then set your worksheet so that it does not display zero values. This is done in Tools-Options. On the View tab, uncheck "zero values". HTH, Paul "MrT" wrote in message ... Hello, I have a column (say A), and next to that column, I create a column of formulas using = If(Type(A1)<2 and A10, 1, "") the problem is that "" is not a numerical format and I need a numerical format. Is there a value that would generate an empty cell that is not in string format? Thanks, Mr T |
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Many arithmetic functions ignore text.
But not in your case??? MrT wrote: Thanks. That's interesting, but is not satisfactory in my case: I need to reuse the values issued from the formulas to compute stats. Zeroes would false the result. Is there any other solution? "PCLIVE" wrote: One way: Instead of "", you could use a zero without quotes. Then set your worksheet so that it does not display zero values. This is done in Tools-Options. On the View tab, uncheck "zero values". HTH, Paul "MrT" wrote in message ... Hello, I have a column (say A), and next to that column, I create a column of formulas using = If(Type(A1)<2 and A10, 1, "") the problem is that "" is not a numerical format and I need a numerical format. Is there a value that would generate an empty cell that is not in string format? Thanks, Mr T -- Dave Peterson |
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