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Dealing with FALSE and O responses to IF formulas
Maybe, you can help me with a couple of problems that I am having with an
Excel worksheet. In one case, I have an IF argument, which includes a CONCATENATE argument. It is all tied to the referenced field in the IF argument being greater than 1. If it is blank, I have written the formula to return a "" but instead it returns a FALSE. In the other case, I am trying to write an IF argument that state that, if a text field is blank or "", I want it to return a "". What I get is a 0. Any thoughts? |
Hi
do you mean =IF('sheet1'!A1="","",'sheet1'!A1) -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany "Tom Atlanta" <Tom schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... Maybe, you can help me with a couple of problems that I am having with an Excel worksheet. In one case, I have an IF argument, which includes a CONCATENATE argument. It is all tied to the referenced field in the IF argument being greater than 1. If it is blank, I have written the formula to return a "" but instead it returns a FALSE. In the other case, I am trying to write an IF argument that state that, if a text field is blank or "", I want it to return a "". What I get is a 0. Any thoughts? |
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