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I am trying to create a conditional formula that will tag cells with data
points =0 as "1", if not =0, then a tag of "0". Excel is identifying blank cells as though they contained a zero and therefore tags these blank cells as a "1" when I need them to be reflected as a "0". Can anyone help / advise how to correct this. Thanks + happy new year |
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