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Stop displaying a message because of a formula
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=IF(COUNT(A1:B1)<2,"",IF(A1=B1,"Order Complete","")) Copied down as needed. -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Urgent Help" <Urgent wrote in message ... I have a formula very simple in 2000 columns. A B C 1 5 3 =IF(B3-A5=0, "ORDER COMPLETE") It works pretty nice, but i have the formula copied in 2000 columns. Even if i don't write down any data, the column C is giving me the message because i haven't entered information for A and B, so C recognices a zero as a result. As a consequence, the phrase ORDER COMPLETE, shows in the rest of the 2000 columns. How can i get that message only when it is 0 zero by entering data only to A and B |
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