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I need a cell to be blank.
I'm linking cells from another worksheet and I have two questions
which are somewhat related. 1. When I link the cell using ='Worksheet2'A2 the cell that I'm using puts a 0 or 0:00 if the 'Worksheet2'A2 cell is blank. I would like this cell to be blank until information has been entered in to the 'Worksheet2'A2 cell. How would I do this? 2. I have two cells next to each other; let's say they are 'Worksheet1'A1 and 'Worksheet1'A2. Both cells are linked to another cell on 'Worksheet2' using ='Worksheet2'A1 and ='Worksheet2'A2 formula. I would like to make it so that if 'Worksheet1'A1 is blank then the data in 'Worksheet1'A2 is blank also. Thanks for your help. |
I need a cell to be blank.
1. Use this formula:
=IF('Worksheet2'!A2="","",'Worksheet2'!A2) 2. Try this in sheet1 A2: =IF(A1="","",IF('Worksheet2'!A2="","",'Worksheet2' !A2) Hope this helps. Pete On Sep 17, 12:46*am, David Moore wrote: I'm linking cells from another worksheet and I have two questions which are somewhat related. 1. When I link the cell using ='Worksheet2'A2 the cell that I'm using puts a 0 or 0:00 if the 'Worksheet2'A2 cell is blank. I would like this cell to be blank until information has been entered in to the 'Worksheet2'A2 cell. How would I do this? 2. I have two cells next to each other; let's say they are 'Worksheet1'A1 and 'Worksheet1'A2. Both cells are linked to another cell on 'Worksheet2' using ='Worksheet2'A1 and ='Worksheet2'A2 formula. I would like to make it so that if 'Worksheet1'A1 is blank then the data in 'Worksheet1'A2 is blank also. Thanks for your help. |
I need a cell to be blank.
On Sep 16, 7:54*pm, Pete_UK wrote:
1. Use this formula: =IF('Worksheet2'!A2="","",'Worksheet2'!A2) 2. Try this in sheet1 A2: =IF(A1="","",IF('Worksheet2'!A2="","",'Worksheet2' !A2) Hope this helps. Pete On Sep 17, 12:46*am, David Moore wrote: I'm linking cells from another worksheet and I have two questions which are somewhat related. 1. When I link the cell using ='Worksheet2'A2 the cell that I'm using puts a 0 or 0:00 if the 'Worksheet2'A2 cell is blank. I would like this cell to be blank until information has been entered in to the 'Worksheet2'A2 cell. How would I do this? 2. I have two cells next to each other; let's say they are 'Worksheet1'A1 and 'Worksheet1'A2. Both cells are linked to another cell on 'Worksheet2' using ='Worksheet2'A1 and ='Worksheet2'A2 formula. I would like to make it so that if 'Worksheet1'A1 is blank then the data in 'Worksheet1'A2 is blank also. Thanks for your help. Excellent, everything is working beautifully! |
I need a cell to be blank.
On Sep 16, 7:54*pm, Pete_UK wrote:
1. Use this formula: =IF('Worksheet2'!A2="","",'Worksheet2'!A2) 2. Try this in sheet1 A2: =IF(A1="","",IF('Worksheet2'!A2="","",'Worksheet2' !A2) Hope this helps. Pete On Sep 17, 12:46*am, David Moore wrote: I'm linking cells from another worksheet and I have two questions which are somewhat related. 1. When I link the cell using ='Worksheet2'A2 the cell that I'm using puts a 0 or 0:00 if the 'Worksheet2'A2 cell is blank. I would like this cell to be blank until information has been entered in to the 'Worksheet2'A2 cell. How would I do this? 2. I have two cells next to each other; let's say they are 'Worksheet1'A1 and 'Worksheet1'A2. Both cells are linked to another cell on 'Worksheet2' using ='Worksheet2'A1 and ='Worksheet2'A2 formula. I would like to make it so that if 'Worksheet1'A1 is blank then the data in 'Worksheet1'A2 is blank also. Thanks for your help. Excellent, everything is working beautifully! |
I need a cell to be blank.
Glad to hear it, David - thanks for feeding back.
Pete On Sep 17, 2:05*am, David Moore wrote: Excellent, everything is working beautifully |
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