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I have a formula adding & subtracting the number values in 3 different cells
into a fourth cell, however I need to change the formula so that if one of the cells is blank, the fourth cell sum will show blank too. I think a simple IF formula will work, but I don't know how to tell the formula if the cell is blank. example: A1 =Sum(A2-A3+A4) I've tried something like: IF(A2=blank,"",sum(A2-A3+A4) but I get an error. |
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blank cells are equal to a zero length string:
=IF(A2="","",A2-A3+A4) (note: the SUM function was redundant, here) Another way, if you want to check all three cells, recognizing that COUNT only counts numbers: =IF(COUNT(A2:A4)<3,"",A2-A3+A4) -- - K Dales "jimtmcdaniels" wrote: I have a formula adding & subtracting the number values in 3 different cells into a fourth cell, however I need to change the formula so that if one of the cells is blank, the fourth cell sum will show blank too. I think a simple IF formula will work, but I don't know how to tell the formula if the cell is blank. example: A1 =Sum(A2-A3+A4) I've tried something like: IF(A2=blank,"",sum(A2-A3+A4) but I get an error. |
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