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Hi,
I have a simple nested IF function (Excel 2003) which compares numbers in two cells, then returns a word depending on whether one number is greater than, equal to, or less than the other: =IF(F3G3,"Yes",IF(F3=G3,"Equal",IF(F3<G3,"No"))) Either (or both) of the compared cells might contain the number 0 (zero) in which case I want the IF function to display the appropriate word. However if the compared cells are blank (have no data in them), my unsophisticated IF function thinks that F3=G3 and returns the word "Equal". How can I get the IF function to remain blank when my compared cells (F3 & G3) are blank? Cheers, Steve Sharpe. |
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