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I have a formula that I want to use to generate (depending on the situation)
a blank value. I thought a null string ("") was equivalent to a blank but that doesn't seem to be the case. Here's my example: Contents of cell A2: =IF(A1=0,"",A1) I want to be able to do a a Copy...Paste Special...Values with cell A2 and have it copy a blank to the destination cell if cell A1 contains a zero. In the above example, if I copy the value of cell A2 into cell A3, the ISBLANK function tells me that cell A3 is not blank (i.e., it returns FALSE). If I use the LEN string function, it returns a zero (i.e., a string of no length). Can someone explain to me the logic behind this? Does someone know what I can enter into the IF function above so that it return a blank value (at least it's blank when the value is copied to another cell)? Thanks for any and all help. |
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