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I have a formula, it reads"
=A9&"\r"&B9*100&"\r"&C9&"\r"&D9&"\r"&F9&"\r"&G9*-100&"\r"&H9 The formula is being copied into a data entry system that converts the info into different columns. The problem is if C9= 0 then I need the "\r" to not be there and continue on with the rest of the formula. Is there anything I can do? |
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