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Default Want blank cell displayed if indirectly referenced value is zero

Using the following formula. (located in B17)


=IF(B4="","",(INDIRECT("'"&B$4&"'!$n$44")))

My question is: how to return a blank cell in B17, if N44 (on the
referenced tab) is a zero?
N44 and B17 are both formatted as percentages. B17 needs to stay as
an INDIRECT formula.

CF somehow misses on this one, and has no effect.

ideas?
Thanks.
Pierre
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Just add it in:

=IF(B4="","",IF(INDIRECT("'"&B$4&"'!$n$44")="","", INDIRECT("'"&B$4&"'!$n$44")))

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Using the following formula. (located in B17)


=IF(B4="","",(INDIRECT("'"&B$4&"'!$n$44")))

My question is: how to return a blank cell in B17, if N44 (on the
referenced tab) is a zero?
N44 and B17 are both formatted as percentages. B17 needs to stay as
an INDIRECT formula.

CF somehow misses on this one, and has no effect.

ideas?
Thanks.
Pierre



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Default Want blank cell displayed if indirectly referenced value is zero

Perhaps one way:

=IF(B4="","",IF(INDIRECT("'"&B$4&"'!$n$44")="","", INDIRECT("'"&B$4&"'!$n$44")))

HTH,
Paul


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Using the following formula. (located in B17)


=IF(B4="","",(INDIRECT("'"&B$4&"'!$n$44")))

My question is: how to return a blank cell in B17, if N44 (on the
referenced tab) is a zero?
N44 and B17 are both formatted as percentages. B17 needs to stay as
an INDIRECT formula.

CF somehow misses on this one, and has no effect.

ideas?
Thanks.
Pierre



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Default Want blank cell displayed if indirectly referenced value is zero

On May 5, 2:37*pm, "PCLIVE" wrote:
Perhaps one way:

=IF(B4="","",IF(INDIRECT("'"&B$4&"'!$n$44")="","", INDIRECT("'"&B$4&"'!$n$44*")))

HTH,
Paul

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Using the following formula. *(located in B17)


=IF(B4="","",(INDIRECT("'"&B$4&"'!$n$44")))


My question is: how to return a blank cell in B17, if N44 (on the
referenced tab) is a zero?
N44 and B17 are both formatted as percentages. *B17 needs to stay as
an INDIRECT formula.


CF somehow misses on this one, and has no effect.


ideas?
Thanks.
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Thank you all. Works just fine.

Pierre

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