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0 entry vs blank cell
Is there a way to have Excel know the differance between a 0 entry and a
blank cell? I am trying to mask a blank cell (input data cell) that is referenced in a formula (output cell) so that it returns a blank, but if a 0 is entered into the input cell I want the 0 to be shown in output cell. |
0 entry vs blank cell
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IF(ISBLANK(A1),"",A1) "Motion" wrote: Is there a way to have Excel know the differance between a 0 entry and a blank cell? I am trying to mask a blank cell (input data cell) that is referenced in a formula (output cell) so that it returns a blank, but if a 0 is entered into the input cell I want the 0 to be shown in output cell. |
0 entry vs blank cell
Hi Motion,
IsBlank(yourcell) will produce True if the cell is blank, and will produce False if the cell is 0 ... HTH Cheers Carim |
0 entry vs blank cell
=if(a1="","",a1)
Motion wrote: Is there a way to have Excel know the differance between a 0 entry and a blank cell? I am trying to mask a blank cell (input data cell) that is referenced in a formula (output cell) so that it returns a blank, but if a 0 is entered into the input cell I want the 0 to be shown in output cell. -- Dave Peterson |
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