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Old March 24th, 2004, 11:22 PM
Bennos
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Hi all, thanks in advance!

Is there a way to have a cell with a formula display as a blank cell unless
there is a value? Eg, if the formula's value is 0 - the cell is blank. If
the formula's value is 2 the cell displays 2.

I hope that this is not too confussing.



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Old March 24th, 2004, 11:33 PM
Trevor Shuttleworth
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Default Formula with a blank cell

Bennos

=IF("your formula"=0,"","your formula")

For example:

=IF(A1+B1=0,"",A1+B1)

Regards

Trevor


"Bennos" wrote in message
...
Hi all, thanks in advance!

Is there a way to have a cell with a formula display as a blank cell

unless
there is a value? Eg, if the formula's value is 0 - the cell is blank. If
the formula's value is 2 the cell displays 2.

I hope that this is not too confussing.





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Old March 24th, 2004, 11:46 PM
Bennos
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Default Formula with a blank cell

Beautiful work!! Thanks so much Trevor.



"Trevor Shuttleworth" wrote in message
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Bennos

=IF("your formula"=0,"","your formula")

For example:

=IF(A1+B1=0,"",A1+B1)

Regards

Trevor


"Bennos" wrote in message
...
Hi all, thanks in advance!

Is there a way to have a cell with a formula display as a blank cell

unless
there is a value? Eg, if the formula's value is 0 - the cell is blank.

If
the formula's value is 2 the cell displays 2.

I hope that this is not too confussing.







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Old March 24th, 2004, 11:47 PM
Frank Kabel
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Default Formula with a blank cell

Hi
see your replieas in Excel.misc

P.S.: please don't multipost


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Frank Kabel
Frankfurt, Germany


Bennos wrote:
Hi all, thanks in advance!

Is there a way to have a cell with a formula display as a blank cell
unless there is a value? Eg, if the formula's value is 0 - the cell
is blank. If the formula's value is 2 the cell displays 2.

I hope that this is not too confussing.

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Old March 25th, 2004, 12:34 AM
Bennos
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Default Formula with a blank cell

Trevor,

Can I email you an example spreadsheet as I can't figure out a part of the
formula in whole. It's probably really simple.

Regards
Ben



"Trevor Shuttleworth" wrote in message
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Bennos

=IF("your formula"=0,"","your formula")

For example:

=IF(A1+B1=0,"",A1+B1)

Regards

Trevor


"Bennos" wrote in message
...
Hi all, thanks in advance!

Is there a way to have a cell with a formula display as a blank cell

unless
there is a value? Eg, if the formula's value is 0 - the cell is blank.

If
the formula's value is 2 the cell displays 2.

I hope that this is not too confussing.







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Old March 25th, 2004, 12:45 AM
Bennos
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Default Formula with a blank cell

One of the cells which I applied this formula to is showing "#VALUE!"
instead of a blank cell.


"Bennos" wrote in message
...
Hi all, thanks in advance!

Is there a way to have a cell with a formula display as a blank cell

unless
there is a value? Eg, if the formula's value is 0 - the cell is blank. If
the formula's value is 2 the cell displays 2.

I hope that this is not too confussing.





 




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