Hiding formula if cel reference is blank
 

I'm making a worksheet that I need to appear neat. If the referenced cells
have not been entered yet, I do not want the $0 to show in the formula (or
result) cells.
My formula is =IF(C5-C4)=0,"",(C5-C4) Otherwise, if cells C4 and C5 do not
have figures in them yet then leave the result cell blank, not $0.

Thanks for you help. I've read all the similar posts but mine is much
simplier than the others so I hesitated to ask.

Carol

Hiding formula if cel reference is blank
 

tools options uncheck "Zero Values"



"Carol G." wrote:

I'm making a worksheet that I need to appear neat. If the referenced cells
have not been entered yet, I do not want the $0 to show in the formula (or
result) cells.
My formula is =IF(C5-C4)=0,"",(C5-C4) Otherwise, if cells C4 and C5 do not
have figures in them yet then leave the result cell blank, not $0.

Thanks for you help. I've read all the similar posts but mine is much
simplier than the others so I hesitated to ask.

Carol

Hiding formula if cel reference is blank
 

Try this:

=IF(COUNT(C4:C5)<2,"",C5-C4)

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Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP


"Carol G." wrote in message
...
I'm making a worksheet that I need to appear neat. If the referenced
cells
have not been entered yet, I do not want the $0 to show in the formula (or
result) cells.
My formula is =IF(C5-C4)=0,"",(C5-C4) Otherwise, if cells C4 and C5 do
not
have figures in them yet then leave the result cell blank, not $0.

Thanks for you help. I've read all the similar posts but mine is much
simplier than the others so I hesitated to ask.

Carol