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Hello-
I have a formula that will result in #NUM! when data is missing from its source cell. Is there a way to conditionally format the #NUM! cell? I'm not sure what the cell equals when it reads #NUM!. Thanks in advance. |
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You could use
=IF(source_cell="","",your_formula)) or simply =IF(ISERROR(your_formula),"",your_formula) Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Charles" wrote: Hello- I have a formula that will result in #NUM! when data is missing from its source cell. Is there a way to conditionally format the #NUM! cell? I'm not sure what the cell equals when it reads #NUM!. Thanks in advance. |
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