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Getting Rid of values like TRUE and 0 when using functions
I have a table that is full of IF() statements and other conditional
statements. But when I dont have a value that plugs into the statement I get a TRUE value in the box. Is there a way to make my function so that if there is no value to plug in the cell just stays blank ..... I also get this same problem but instead of TRUE its 0 that comes up |
Getting Rid of values like TRUE and 0 when using functions
Try something like this:
=IF(A1="","",your_formula_here) Biff "Noncentz303" wrote in message ... I have a table that is full of IF() statements and other conditional statements. But when I dont have a value that plugs into the statement I get a TRUE value in the box. Is there a way to make my function so that if there is no value to plug in the cell just stays blank .... I also get this same problem but instead of TRUE its 0 that comes up |
Getting Rid of values like TRUE and 0 when using functions
"T. Valko" wrote: Try something like this: =IF(A1="","",your_formula_here) Biff "Noncentz303" wrote in message ... I have a table that is full of IF() statements and other conditional statements. But when I dont have a value that plugs into the statement I get a TRUE value in the box. Is there a way to make my function so that if there is no value to plug in the cell just stays blank .... I also get this same problem but instead of TRUE its 0 that comes up |
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