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I'm using the following formula in cell c1:
=if(isblank(a1),"",a1) to "copy" the a1 cell value to cell c1 without displaying a zero if a1 is blank. The trouble I'm having is if cell a1 is blank, thus making the value of c1 = "".... =isblank(c1) returns false (the cell is not blank), but... =countblank(c1) returns 1 (the cell is blank) Why does CountBlank consider a cell with the value of "" as blank, but IsBlank does not?? I found this apparent discrepany in results because I actually want to use CountA(c1:c4) to count non-blank cells, but it's count cells with a value of "" as a non-blank cell. I know I can "work around" this by using 4-countblank(c1:c4) to find the number of non-blank cells, but I like the direct route better. Is there a better way to copy a blank value from a1 to c1?? |
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