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Ok here is the problem;
I have a column that displays a date if no date exists then a zero is placed in it. What I am trying to do is to clear (display blank cell) that have a value of zero (0) but keep the date in all cells that have a date. (I am aware of the fomula being in the blank cell but I already know how to fix that by the paste special function) I think the IF Function could do it, but when I've used suggested formulas off this web page none seem to work. When I used this formula =IF(0,null,"") then paste it to all cells, it removes all dates. Any help would be appreciated Thx |
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