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Hiding uncalculated values
I am performing a simple calculation formula with a fixed number in C5. The
formula is =C6-C5. Even when there is no value in C6 the answer shows up a the same number in C5. How can I hide something other than 0? 25 -x =25 <--This needs to be blank. John |
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Hiding uncalculated values
=IF(COUNT(C5:C6)=2,C6-C5,"")
-- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "JET" wrote in message ... I am performing a simple calculation formula with a fixed number in C5. The formula is =C6-C5. Even when there is no value in C6 the answer shows up a the same number in C5. How can I hide something other than 0? 25 -x =25 <--This needs to be blank. John |
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