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get that 0 outta there
I am runnings SUMPRODUCT funciton that
< a date range and then produce a code SO there is a date entry in one cell and emp # in another cell. I all I want to is adjust my formula for if there is no data in the two cell it will not produce a 0, for sorting purposes |
get that 0 outta there
Maybe...
=if(sumproduct(...)=0,"",sumproduct(...)) wrote: I am runnings SUMPRODUCT funciton that < a date range and then produce a code SO there is a date entry in one cell and emp # in another cell. I all I want to is adjust my formula for if there is no data in the two cell it will not produce a 0, for sorting purposes -- Dave Peterson |
get that 0 outta there
Copy your formula here so that somebody can offer a solution
" wrote: I am runnings SUMPRODUCT funciton that < a date range and then produce a code SO there is a date entry in one cell and emp # in another cell. I all I want to is adjust my formula for if there is no data in the two cell it will not produce a 0, for sorting purposes |
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