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Hi all:
I have a formula that checks column A for a "Yes" or "No". If "Yes" I want to leave the value (whole number) in Column B intact (this is where I'm having a problem). If column A has a "No" I want to blank out the value in column B. I place the following formula in cell B1 and drag down to apply to all of the B column: =IF(A1="No"," ") The problem is if column A has a "Yes" it does not retain the value in column B, rather it overwrites it with "False". How can I prevent this from happening? Thanks! |
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