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Empty Cells
Hi I have a table which is large and I want to have a summary sheet with much less info on it. I use the following reference from one worksheet to the next =open!A1 etc. When empty cells are referenced in my summary worksheet they either have a 0, or if it is a date colum then i get 00/01/1900. My question is how do I get it to return blank cells? Example 1 (Open worksheet) Surname First Date Number Smith John 01/02/2005 01204 593215 Jones Peter 07/06/2005 07745 563214 Taylor Paul 21/03/2006 01204 698221 Example 2 (Summary worksheet) Surname Date Number Smith 01/02/2005 01204 593215 Jones 07/06/2005 07745 563214 Taylor 21/03/2006 01204 698221 0 00/01/1900 0 0 00/01/1900 0 0 00/01/1900 0 0 00/01/1900 0 0 00/01/1900 0 I hope that makes sense! Regards Simon PS I'm using MS Excel 2002 -- rqy99g ------------------------------------------------------------------------ rqy99g's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=33032 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=528518 |
Empty Cells
=IF(open!A1="","",open!A1)
-- HTH Bob Phillips (remove nothere from email address if mailing direct) "rqy99g" wrote in message ... Hi I have a table which is large and I want to have a summary sheet with much less info on it. I use the following reference from one worksheet to the next =open!A1 etc. When empty cells are referenced in my summary worksheet they either have a 0, or if it is a date colum then i get 00/01/1900. My question is how do I get it to return blank cells? Example 1 (Open worksheet) Surname First Date Number Smith John 01/02/2005 01204 593215 Jones Peter 07/06/2005 07745 563214 Taylor Paul 21/03/2006 01204 698221 Example 2 (Summary worksheet) Surname Date Number Smith 01/02/2005 01204 593215 Jones 07/06/2005 07745 563214 Taylor 21/03/2006 01204 698221 0 00/01/1900 0 0 00/01/1900 0 0 00/01/1900 0 0 00/01/1900 0 0 00/01/1900 0 I hope that makes sense! Regards Simon PS I'm using MS Excel 2002 -- rqy99g ------------------------------------------------------------------------ rqy99g's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=33032 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=528518 |
Empty Cells
Try...
=IF(Open!A1<"",Open!A1,"") Hope this helps! In article , rqy99g wrote: Hi I have a table which is large and I want to have a summary sheet with much less info on it. I use the following reference from one worksheet to the next =open!A1 etc. When empty cells are referenced in my summary worksheet they either have a 0, or if it is a date colum then i get 00/01/1900. My question is how do I get it to return blank cells? Example 1 (Open worksheet) Surname First Date Number Smith John 01/02/2005 01204 593215 Jones Peter 07/06/2005 07745 563214 Taylor Paul 21/03/2006 01204 698221 Example 2 (Summary worksheet) Surname Date Number Smith 01/02/2005 01204 593215 Jones 07/06/2005 07745 563214 Taylor 21/03/2006 01204 698221 0 00/01/1900 0 0 00/01/1900 0 0 00/01/1900 0 0 00/01/1900 0 0 00/01/1900 0 I hope that makes sense! Regards Simon PS I'm using MS Excel 2002 |
Empty Cells
Thanks, you make it look easy!! -- rqy99g ------------------------------------------------------------------------ rqy99g's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=33032 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=528518 |
Empty Cells
Hi can any of you guys help with this one?
http://groups.google.co.uk/group/mic...c2ae10fd8d5146 Cheers. |
Empty Cells
I did.
-- HTH Bob Phillips (remove nothere from email address if mailing direct) "GMCN" wrote in message ups.com... Hi can any of you guys help with this one? http://groups.google.co.uk/group/mic...c2ae10fd8d5146 Cheers. |
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