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Hi,
Very new to all this! I want to set up cells showing a percentage difference. I've figured out how to get it to do that but want to have a blank cell if no data has been entered into one of the other cells i.e price before increase = A, price after increase = B and C = % diff. If I don't enter a value in B how can I make sure C is blank? Also would you recommend keeping formulas in a separate part of the worksheet and returning the answer to C. If so how would I do that. Sorry this is a bit rambly -- Mifty |
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Hi Mifty
Q1 - embed the formula in an IF statement e.g. =IF(ISBLANK(B2),"",your_current_formula) Q2 you can't a formula can only affect the cell it is in ... so the "best" you could do is have your formula in say E100 and in C2 have =E100 which doesn't do you any favours and is therefore not recommended Cheers JulieD "Mifty Jackson" wrote in message ... Hi, Very new to all this! I want to set up cells showing a percentage difference. I've figured out how to get it to do that but want to have a blank cell if no data has been entered into one of the other cells i.e price before increase = A, price after increase = B and C = % diff. If I don't enter a value in B how can I make sure C is blank? Also would you recommend keeping formulas in a separate part of the worksheet and returning the answer to C. If so how would I do that. Sorry this is a bit rambly -- Mifty |
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Thank you so much JulieD, it worked a treat
Mifty "Mifty Jackson" wrote: Hi, Very new to all this! I want to set up cells showing a percentage difference. I've figured out how to get it to do that but want to have a blank cell if no data has been entered into one of the other cells i.e price before increase = A, price after increase = B and C = % diff. If I don't enter a value in B how can I make sure C is blank? Also would you recommend keeping formulas in a separate part of the worksheet and returning the answer to C. If so how would I do that. Sorry this is a bit rambly -- Mifty |
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you're welcome and thanks for the feedback
"Mifty Jackson" wrote in message ... Thank you so much JulieD, it worked a treat Mifty "Mifty Jackson" wrote: Hi, Very new to all this! I want to set up cells showing a percentage difference. I've figured out how to get it to do that but want to have a blank cell if no data has been entered into one of the other cells i.e price before increase = A, price after increase = B and C = % diff. If I don't enter a value in B how can I make sure C is blank? Also would you recommend keeping formulas in a separate part of the worksheet and returning the answer to C. If so how would I do that. Sorry this is a bit rambly -- Mifty |
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