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Is there a way for a formula to return a true blank?
I'm trying to do a query, for either DCountA or SumProduct, that refers to another cell for the criteria. I wish to have that criteria ignored if it is blank. =If(Isblank(j4),"",j4) -- doesn't do the job because "" actually returns an empty string rather than a true blank. "" is not treated the same as a true blank in criteria ranges. The reason I'm trying to do this is that I'm trying to do several (actually 24) queries based upon selections from dropdown lists. |
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