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An IF formula is the standard way to do it. Your condition could be
simplified from N(D24)=0 to D24=0 unless the issue is that it might contain text. If it is possible for D24 to contain an error that you want to ignore, or it you also need to check C48, you might want to consider COUNT(D24,C48)<2 as your condition. If all zero values are to be ignored, another possibility would be Tools|Options|View and uncheck "Zero values" Jerry Ted wrote: I was trying to get it to ignore empty cells and leave the cell where the sum would normally display blank (as in without a zero) I've used this now: =IF(N(D24)=0,"",ROUND(D24*C48,3)) thanks for your help though, Ted. |
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