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Barry or Dave
Thanks for helping me with =COUNTIF($AT3810:$FI3810,"D") yesterday
Another question. Do you know of a way for it to return a blank instead of a zero if no "D's" exits? Thanks, Doug |
Barry or Dave
=if(COUNTIF($AT3810:$FI3810,"D")=0,"",COUNTIF($AT3 810:$FI3810,"D"))
On Oct 20, 7:34*pm, "Doug Mc" wrote: Thanks for helping me with =COUNTIF($AT3810:$FI3810,"D") yesterday Another question. Do you know of a way for it to return a blank instead of a zero if no "D's" exits? Thanks, Doug |
Barry or Dave
Thanks,
I think this worked ok. I need to do some more testing to be sure. Doug =if(COUNTIF($AT3810:$FI3810,"D")=0,"",COUNTIF($AT3 810:$FI3810,"D")) On Oct 20, 7:34 pm, "Doug Mc" wrote: Thanks for helping me with =COUNTIF($AT3810:$FI3810,"D") yesterday Another question. Do you know of a way for it to return a blank instead of a zero if no "D's" exits? Thanks, Doug |
Barry or Dave
You could consider just switching off zeros display in the sheet altogether
via clicking Tools Options View tab. Uncheck "Zero values" OK -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 Downloads:27,000 Files:200 Subscribers:70 xdemechanik --- |
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