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![]() "Hawk" wrote: How do I get a function to return a null value that passes the ISBLANK test? Using "" doesn't do it. What version are you using? Has anyone tried 2007 yet? I discovered the same prob w Excel 2000 today. I used the "cell" function which returned "l" for "label" instead of "b" for "blank." If I highlighted the cell and hit delete then it's officially "blank." I skimmed options but didn't see anything obvious. |
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