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I have a formula =IF(I4="","",IF(I4<J4,1,0)) that in other worksheets is
leaving the cell blank but in this particular worksheet it always returns a
value 0 or 1 even if I4 is blank


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What does this formula return?

=LEN(I4)



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I have a formula =IF(I4="","",IF(I4<J4,1,0)) that in other worksheets is
leaving the cell blank but in this particular worksheet it always returns
a
value 0 or 1 even if I4 is blank



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If was returning an 0 or 1 - what I figured out was even though the orginal
cell appeared empty there must have been something left - I cleared the cell
completely and it now works.

Thanks anyways!

"Peo Sjoblom" wrote:

What does this formula return?

=LEN(I4)



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Peo Sjoblom

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I have a formula =IF(I4="","",IF(I4<J4,1,0)) that in other worksheets is
leaving the cell blank but in this particular worksheet it always returns
a
value 0 or 1 even if I4 is blank




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