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countif, blank if zero
Hi,
When countif does not find any occurrences, it writes "0". Is there anyway to change that so that it writes nothing - leaves a blank)? -- eugene |
countif, blank if zero
=IF(COUNTIF([whatever])0, COUNTIF([whatever]), "") should do the trick;
don't know if there's a more elegant way than that. "eugene" wrote: Hi, When countif does not find any occurrences, it writes "0". Is there anyway to change that so that it writes nothing - leaves a blank)? -- eugene |
countif, blank if zero
that was quick. thanks
-- eugene "Fay Roberts" wrote: =IF(COUNTIF([whatever])0, COUNTIF([whatever]), "") should do the trick; don't know if there's a more elegant way than that. "eugene" wrote: Hi, When countif does not find any occurrences, it writes "0". Is there anyway to change that so that it writes nothing - leaves a blank)? -- eugene |
countif, blank if zero
You're welcome! I was about to post my own query and thought "Oooh, I know
the answer to *that* one...!" F "eugene" wrote: that was quick. thanks -- eugene "Fay Roberts" wrote: =IF(COUNTIF([whatever])0, COUNTIF([whatever]), "") should do the trick; don't know if there's a more elegant way than that. "eugene" wrote: Hi, When countif does not find any occurrences, it writes "0". Is there anyway to change that so that it writes nothing - leaves a blank)? -- eugene |
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