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remove fill in text from a cell from an unpopulated fill-in cell
I used the = function in the 2nd and 3rd sheets to copy data from the 1st
sheet. I copied the formula into the the existing 30 rows on the 2nd and 3rd sheets. There is no data entered on the 1st sheet thus returning placemarks in the 2nd & 3rd sheets where I've copied the formula. How can I hide these placemarks until data is entered in the 1st sheet. |
remove fill in text from a cell from an unpopulated fill-in cell
You could have a formula like this in A1 of sheet 2:
=IF(Sheet1!A1="","",Sheet1!A1) so that you get blanks if there is a blank in sheet1. Alternatively, you can use conditional formatting to set the foreground colour to white if the cell content is zero, so this will appear as a blank cell if you use a white background. Hope this helps. Pete On Sep 22, 2:44*pm, Deb <Deb @discussions.microsoft.com wrote: I used the = function in the 2nd and 3rd sheets to copy data from the 1st sheet. *I copied the formula into the the existing 30 rows on the 2nd and 3rd sheets. *There is no data entered on the 1st sheet thus returning placemarks in the 2nd & 3rd sheets where I've copied the formula. *How can I hide these placemarks until data is entered in the 1st sheet. |
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