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How to return a blank formula cell if the reference is blank?
Hi All
Let's say I have a formula in cell c1. It references a number input into cell a1, and does some math with that cell and a fixed number in cell b1. Now what I want to do is have cell c1 be blank if cell a1 is also blank. But when a number is entered into cell a1, I want the resultant formula answer to be displayed in cell c1. What do I add to my formula to do so, and where do I put it? Thanks - y'all are a big help! |
How to return a blank formula cell if the reference is blank?
Say C1 used to contain:
=A1+B1 replace with: =IF(A1="","",A1+B1) so if A1 is blank, then so will C1 -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200828 "waybomb" wrote: Hi All Let's say I have a formula in cell c1. It references a number input into cell a1, and does some math with that cell and a fixed number in cell b1. Now what I want to do is have cell c1 be blank if cell a1 is also blank. But when a number is entered into cell a1, I want the resultant formula answer to be displayed in cell c1. What do I add to my formula to do so, and where do I put it? Thanks - y'all are a big help! |
How to return a blank formula cell if the reference is blank?
=IF(ISBLANK(A1),"", your-formula)
For example: =IF(ISBLANK(A1),"", A1/B1+3) best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme Microsoft Excel MVP http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme remove caps from email "waybomb" wrote in message ... Hi All Let's say I have a formula in cell c1. It references a number input into cell a1, and does some math with that cell and a fixed number in cell b1. Now what I want to do is have cell c1 be blank if cell a1 is also blank. But when a number is entered into cell a1, I want the resultant formula answer to be displayed in cell c1. What do I add to my formula to do so, and where do I put it? Thanks - y'all are a big help! |
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