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You can't. A formula must return a result, even if only an empty string as
you have, so if you have a formula in a cell, the cell will not be empty. -- David Biddulph "Vlado Sveda" wrote in message ... I'm trying to find a way how to use IF condition: =IF(MyCondition; ValueIfTrue; ... else leave cell empty ...). =IF(MyCondition; ValueIfTrue; "") is not good for me, because it does not leave the cell empty. Thanks in advance for every suggestions. Vlado |
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