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Hi,
Depending on the values in column U, I want column V to have a value. I am using an IF formula for this. There is one problem. Some cells in Column U (eg U26) are blank(have no values). However if I user U26 ="" for testing the condition, this is resulting in FALSE. If I use =ISTEXT(U26), this is resulting in TRUE. Similarly, ISBLANK(U26) is returning FALSE. There is no formula in the cell. The column (U) is formatted as General. However, when I press "Delete" in U26, ISBLANK returns TRUE and ISTEXT returns FALSE. What could be wrong and how can I handle this? One solution is to "Delete" the contents of the Blank cells. This is a bit cumbersome as such blank cells are scatterred across the column. I am posting this as the knowing the cause of the problem and the solution would help me on future occasions also. Thanks in advance for all the help. Regards, Raj |
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