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NewMan84

=D4 problem
 

Hi, I'm trying to make a sign in/out spreadsheet that will automatically
fill out our time sheets. My problem is, the cell I am mimiking is
blank, either "12:00 AM" or "0".

If the sign in cell is blank, the place on the timesheet where I put
"=D4" it prints either "12:00 AM" or "0" depending on which formatting
I use. Is there any way to make it print nothing if nothing is in D4?


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Sandy Mann

Try:

=IF(D4="","",your formula)

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Sandy

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Hi, I'm trying to make a sign in/out spreadsheet that will automatically
fill out our time sheets. My problem is, the cell I am mimiking is
blank, either "12:00 AM" or "0".

If the sign in cell is blank, the place on the timesheet where I put
"=D4" it prints either "12:00 AM" or "0" depending on which formatting
I use. Is there any way to make it print nothing if nothing is in D4?


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