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How to keep a cell empty at the same time formula embedded?
Can we have an empty cell but formula embedded in that cell.
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A cell cannot be both "empty" and contain something...........you can
however, put a formula there that will display a blank cell according to the conditions of it's calculations........... =(IF(A15,A1,"")......will display a blank cell if A1 is 5 or less Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "vic_dic" wrote in message ... Can we have an empty cell but formula embedded in that cell. |
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What are you really trying to do?
A cell can contain either an entered value or a formula, but not both. However, there are ways using VBA to work around that. In article , "vic_dic" wrote: Can we have an empty cell but formula embedded in that cell. |
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