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Default format logical values

Hello, I have Excel 2007

I have a column of logical expressions showing as TRUE or FALSE. No problem
,but can I format them to show 1 or 0 ?

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Default format logical values

Hi,

Multiply the boolean True/False by 1 to get 1 for true and 0 for false.E.G.

=(A1="")*1

Returns 1 if A1 is empty and ) id it isn't

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Hello, I have Excel 2007

I have a column of logical expressions showing as TRUE or FALSE. No problem
,but can I format them to show 1 or 0 ?

Thanks

K


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One way is to add a zero. Copy an empty cell.
Then right-click on the col paste special Add ok
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I have a column of logical expressions showing as TRUE or FALSE. No
problem ,but can I format them to show 1 or 0 ?

Thanks

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