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I have entered a formula that seems to work ok, but is displaying false if an
invalid code is entered into one of the input cells. Is there any way to suppress the display of FALSE and just display spaces? The formula in question is as follows: =IF(I17="LH",(SUM(I28:M29)*30),IF(I17="OH1",(SUM(I 28:M29)*90),IF(I17="OH2",(SUM(I28:M29)*90),IF(I17= "EH1",(SUM(I28:M29)*120),IF(I17="EH2",(SUM(I28:M29 )*120)))))) Thanks for the help!! Ken K. - 2191 -- akkrug |
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