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I have a formula as below, but want the cell to be blank (and not show the
words #Value!) if there is no data in a preceeding cell, say cell H2. How do I do this? =DATEVALUE(LEFT(G2,4)&"/"&MID(G2,5,2)&"/"&RIGHT(G2,2))+TIMEVALUE(LEFT(H2,2)&":"&RIGHT(H2,2 )) This way the formula only gets enacted if a value is in the preceeding cell and the spreadsheet looks a lot cleaner. Many thanks |
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