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Pasting links
How do I not see the 0's when I past a link to another workbook and
the column is empty from the original. Thank you Mickie |
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Hi there,
Instead of using the Paste Link option you could use a formula. Say for example you wanted information from Sheet1 to appear in sheet 2 In cell A1 in sheet 2 you could eneter in cell A1, =if(sheet1!A1="","",Sheet1!a1) Hope that helps Naz, London " wrote: How do I not see the 0's when I past a link to another workbook and the column is empty from the original. Thank you Mickie |
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Works like a charm! :-]
Mickie On Sat, 22 Jan 2005 12:39:06 -0800, Naz wrote: Hi there, Instead of using the Paste Link option you could use a formula. Say for example you wanted information from Sheet1 to appear in sheet 2 In cell A1 in sheet 2 you could eneter in cell A1, =if(sheet1!A1="","",Sheet1!a1) Hope that helps Naz, London " wrote: How do I not see the 0's when I past a link to another workbook and the column is empty from the original. Thank you Mickie |
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