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I have a list with some blank cells, say in column A. I have created an IF
function to show a text message if the cell is empty. I have done it using the ISBLANK function and also using =0. See the next examples: =IF(ISBLANK(A1),Chase,) =IF(A1<=0,Chase,) Is there a problem I might encounter if I use the <=0 condition? Is one solution preferable for any reason to the other? Ive formatted the cells in column A to Text to see if that effects it and it doesnt seem to. |
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