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I have a list of numbers in column G. Some of the cells are NULL. Column H multiplies these numbers by 1000. I then copied and pasted values over the original formula. Where there is a NULL in column G, I of course got a #VALUE! in column H. I now want to replace the #VALUE! with the original NULL. I know I can do a find and replace, but my question is how have the formula pull the null over to column H. Here is my formula so far: =if(G16="null", G16, If I end the formula there with a ) I get a FALSE where there is not a null. I want it to ignore everything unless its null. Hope that makes sense. thx |
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How about...
=if(G16="", G16, G16 * 1000) - John Dan B wrote: Hi, I have a list of numbers in column G. Some of the cells are NULL. Column H multiplies these numbers by 1000. I then copied and pasted values over the original formula. Where there is a NULL in column G, I of course got a #VALUE! in column H. I now want to replace the #VALUE! with the original NULL. I know I can do a find and replace, but my question is how have the formula pull the null over to column H. Here is my formula so far: =if(G16="null", G16, If I end the formula there with a ) I get a FALSE where there is not a null. I want it to ignore everything unless its null. Hope that makes sense. thx |
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on H column use =if(iserror(g2*1000),"null",g2*1000) hth regards from Brazil Marcelo "Dan B" escreveu: Hi, I have a list of numbers in column G. Some of the cells are NULL. Column H multiplies these numbers by 1000. I then copied and pasted values over the original formula. Where there is a NULL in column G, I of course got a #VALUE! in column H. I now want to replace the #VALUE! with the original NULL. I know I can do a find and replace, but my question is how have the formula pull the null over to column H. Here is my formula so far: =if(G16="null", G16, If I end the formula there with a ) I get a FALSE where there is not a null. I want it to ignore everything unless its null. Hope that makes sense. thx |
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It looks like both of those answers will work.
Thanks for your help. "Marcelo" wrote in message ... hi, on H column use =if(iserror(g2*1000),"null",g2*1000) hth regards from Brazil Marcelo "Dan B" escreveu: Hi, I have a list of numbers in column G. Some of the cells are NULL. Column H multiplies these numbers by 1000. I then copied and pasted values over the original formula. Where there is a NULL in column G, I of course got a #VALUE! in column H. I now want to replace the #VALUE! with the original NULL. I know I can do a find and replace, but my question is how have the formula pull the null over to column H. Here is my formula so far: =if(G16="null", G16, If I end the formula there with a ) I get a FALSE where there is not a null. I want it to ignore everything unless its null. Hope that makes sense. thx |
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