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Hello,
I have a cell with a link to another cell which will either be blank(empty) or contains a number. Currently, when the source cell is empty a 0 appears in the destination cell. If the source is empty Id like the link to return a null instead of 0. Is there a setting to do that without using =IF() in the link cell? I also would not like to use a space to clear the source cell. Any ideas are appreciated. |
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