=if returning 0
 

How do I write the following to show a blank in the cell, it is currently
returning a zer because the cell it is pulling from has a 0 value.

=IF('Rep & Store Name Dump'!G108=C111,'Rep & Store Name Dump'!H108,"")

Also, how do I write the following to return a blank, it is referringt o a
blank cell

=SNPT!C110

Thanks

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=if returning 0
 

=IF(AND('Rep & Store Name Dump'!G108=C111,'Rep & Store Name
Dump'!H108<""),'Rep & Store Name Dump'!H108,"")

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How do I write the following to show a blank in the cell, it is currently
returning a zer because the cell it is pulling from has a 0 value.

=IF('Rep & Store Name Dump'!G108=C111,'Rep & Store Name Dump'!H108,"")

Also, how do I write the following to return a blank, it is referringt o a
blank cell

=SNPT!C110

Thanks

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=if returning 0
 

For the first question you can use conditional format on the cell -
conditions: if cell contents = 0, set foreground colour to background
colour (white?)

For the second question you can do a similar thing as in your first
formula, i.e.

=IF(SNPT!C110 = 0,"",SNPT!C110)

Pete

=if returning 0
 

I think I'd use:

=IF(SNPT!C110="","",SNPT!C110)

Just in case C110 on SNPT really contained a 0.

Pete wrote:

For the first question you can use conditional format on the cell -
conditions: if cell contents = 0, set foreground colour to background
colour (white?)

For the second question you can do a similar thing as in your first
formula, i.e.

=IF(SNPT!C110 = 0,"",SNPT!C110)

Pete

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=if returning 0
 

Yes, good point Dave.

Pete