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Within an IF function, I would like to have the cell left blank given a
certain logical result. The purpose is to have a result, that does not show up as a zero in a chart. Using "" in the function will make the chart function perceive the value of the cell as a zero instead of a completely blank cell (i.e. as after having hit Delete, while being in the cell). How is that done??? Thanks |
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