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In cell N15, I am using this formula M15*24. However sometimes M15 is blank
and when it is I get a message in cell N15 that says #VALUE!. Which throws off other formulas. I need help adding an IF statement to this formula M15*24 so that cell N15 in which the formula is located will become blank or 0 when M15 does not have a value/is blank. Biff and JE McGimpsey recommended I use =IF(COUNT(K15:L15)<2,"" for a similar problem I had while subtracting dates and it has worked awesome. I tried adding it to the current formula and I came up with =IF(COUNT(M4)<2,"",(M4*24)-1) but I didnt get the same result which is the blank cell I was looking for. Any thoughts? |
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