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I have cells on "Sheet1" whose value is linked to cells on "Sheet2" (direct
1 to 1 link). If i have nothing in the Sheet 2 cells, I need blank cells on Sheet 1, but, of course, I get a "0"... how can I have sheet 1 show a null value. Thanx - David |
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Hi David
Either use formulas like =IF(Sheet1!A1="","",Sheet1!A1) or uncheck "zero values" in Tools Options, View. HTH. Best wishes Harald "David#" skrev i melding ... I have cells on "Sheet1" whose value is linked to cells on "Sheet2" (direct 1 to 1 link). If i have nothing in the Sheet 2 cells, I need blank cells on Sheet 1, but, of course, I get a "0"... how can I have sheet 1 show a null value. Thanx - David |
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David
Be aware that these would not be true NULL values, just look blank. Gord Dibben Excel MVP On Fri, 21 Jan 2005 15:31:37 +0100, "Harald Staff" wrote: Hi David Either use formulas like =IF(Sheet1!A1="","",Sheet1!A1) or uncheck "zero values" in Tools Options, View. HTH. Best wishes Harald "David#" skrev i melding ... I have cells on "Sheet1" whose value is linked to cells on "Sheet2" (direct 1 to 1 link). If i have nothing in the Sheet 2 cells, I need blank cells on Sheet 1, but, of course, I get a "0"... how can I have sheet 1 show a null value. Thanx - David |
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