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Just a novice, so please bear with me. I'm trying to set up an inventory
system where 1 is the most common amount, yet I would also like the "quantity" column to reflect the input value if different than 1. Thus I would like to be able to leave a cell blank and return the value of 1, otherwise it returns the value I input. Hop that makes sense. I tried the following =IF(A1,"",1,A1), thinking the double quotes would equate to a blank cell, but I may be waaay off base here. So, I'm thinking this reads: If A1 is left blank, then return a value of 1, otherwise, return the value input into A1. Thanks for your help........... |
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