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I have this formula that works fine:
=IF(P160,G16*L16*P16,IF(P16=0,G16*L16)) but I do not want the cell to show a '0' when on p16,g16 or l16 I have not enter any numbers. In other words I want the formula to be there, but I do not want the cell to show a 0(cero) Looks like is waiting for a calculation. I want it to be invisible |
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=IF(COUNT(P16,G16,I16)=3,IF(P160,G16*L16*P16,IF(P 16=0,G16*L16)),"")
Note that if P16<0 you will get FALSE as a result of your formula; is that what you wanted? -- David Biddulph "Frances C" wrote in message ... I have this formula that works fine: =IF(P160,G16*L16*P16,IF(P16=0,G16*L16)) but I do not want the cell to show a '0' when on p16,g16 or l16 I have not enter any numbers. In other words I want the formula to be there, but I do not want the cell to show a 0(cero) Looks like is waiting for a calculation. I want it to be invisible |
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try this idea If you want "" unless ALL have numbers
=IF(COUNT(I3,A1,D1)<3,"no","yes") & your formula as '=G16*L16*(IF(P160,P16,1)) combined =IF(COUNT(G16,L16,P16)<3,"",G16*L16*(IF(P160,P16, 1))) -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Frances C" wrote in message ... I have this formula that works fine: =IF(P160,G16*L16*P16,IF(P16=0,G16*L16)) but I do not want the cell to show a '0' when on p16,g16 or l16 I have not enter any numbers. In other words I want the formula to be there, but I do not want the cell to show a 0(cero) Looks like is waiting for a calculation. I want it to be invisible |
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your formula works fine, but what i really need to know is when to use the
,"") I understand that using this ,"") makes the formula invisible unless I type in the numbers in the cells to be calculate. Using my formula or yours I optain good results, but is not invisible and everytime I use the ,"") I optain an error. Help me please "Don Guillett" wrote: try this idea If you want "" unless ALL have numbers =IF(COUNT(I3,A1,D1)<3,"no","yes") & your formula as '=G16*L16*(IF(P160,P16,1)) combined =IF(COUNT(G16,L16,P16)<3,"",G16*L16*(IF(P160,P16, 1))) -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Frances C" wrote in message ... I have this formula that works fine: =IF(P160,G16*L16*P16,IF(P16=0,G16*L16)) but I do not want the cell to show a '0' when on p16,g16 or l16 I have not enter any numbers. In other words I want the formula to be there, but I do not want the cell to show a 0(cero) Looks like is waiting for a calculation. I want it to be invisible |
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Post a copy of the formula where you get errors. We can't guess what you're
doing. -- David Biddulph "Frances C" wrote in message ... your formula works fine, but what i really need to know is when to use the ,"") I understand that using this ,"") makes the formula invisible unless I type in the numbers in the cells to be calculate. Using my formula or yours I optain good results, but is not invisible and everytime I use the ,"") I optain an error. Help me please "Don Guillett" wrote: try this idea If you want "" unless ALL have numbers =IF(COUNT(I3,A1,D1)<3,"no","yes") & your formula as '=G16*L16*(IF(P160,P16,1)) combined =IF(COUNT(G16,L16,P16)<3,"",G16*L16*(IF(P160,P16, 1))) -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Frances C" wrote in message ... I have this formula that works fine: =IF(P160,G16*L16*P16,IF(P16=0,G16*L16)) but I do not want the cell to show a '0' when on p16,g16 or l16 I have not enter any numbers. In other words I want the formula to be there, but I do not want the cell to show a 0(cero) Looks like is waiting for a calculation. I want it to be invisible |
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