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How to get a linked workbook to return a blank value?
I have linked 2 workbooks and one of the columns liked is a date format. How
do I get the linked work book to return a blank if there is not a date typed into the master workbook. My formula is below: ='[PROPOSAL LOG.xls]Tracking Log'!$G71 What it gives for blanks: 01/00/00 |
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How to get a linked workbook to return a blank value?
Do it this way:
=IF('[PROPOSAL LOG.xls]Tracking Log'!$G71="","",'[PROPOSAL LOG.xls] Tracking Log'!$G71) Hope this helps. Pete On Feb 11, 4:42*pm, excelinSD wrote: I have linked 2 workbooks and one of the columns liked is a date format. *How do I get the linked work book to return a blank if there is not a date typed into the master workbook. My formula is below: ='[PROPOSAL LOG.xls]Tracking Log'!$G71 What it gives for blanks: 01/00/00 |
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How to get a linked workbook to return a blank value?
=if('[PROPOSAL LOG.xls]Tracking Log'!$G71=0,"",'[PROPOSAL LOG.xls]Tracking
Log'!$G71) "excelinSD" wrote: I have linked 2 workbooks and one of the columns liked is a date format. How do I get the linked work book to return a blank if there is not a date typed into the master workbook. My formula is below: ='[PROPOSAL LOG.xls]Tracking Log'!$G71 What it gives for blanks: 01/00/00 |
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