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I have a logical formula that returns the word FALSE in the cell untill I
enter the correct parameters. Is there a way to remove the word FALSE from the cell and still keep the formula? Thanks |
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=IF(cell_ref="","",your_formula)
-- David Biddulph "mike" wrote in message ... I have a logical formula that returns the word FALSE in the cell untill I enter the correct parameters. Is there a way to remove the word FALSE from the cell and still keep the formula? Thanks |
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Hi,
If the parameter is a number then you can use the shorter formula =IF(A1,your_formula,"") -- Thanks, Shane Devenshire "mike" wrote: I have a logical formula that returns the word FALSE in the cell untill I enter the correct parameters. Is there a way to remove the word FALSE from the cell and still keep the formula? Thanks |
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