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Default i enter value in one column the next column existing value turn 0

I am working same work sheet with two columns one is Anticipated Variation
cost and the other approved variation with corresponding total. when i enter
cost in approved variation the corresponding row in anticipated variation
column should auotmaticlly become zero.cna you help me out with the formula
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=IF(A1<"",0,"")


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I am working same work sheet with two columns one is Anticipated Variation
cost and the other approved variation with corresponding total. when i
enter
cost in approved variation the corresponding row in anticipated variation
column should auotmaticlly become zero.cna you help me out with the
formula
to use


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