How do I (blank) suppress a subtotal value that I have formatted as
0.00? Using #.## leaves the "." in the cell. The formula is below:
=SUMIF($E$401:$E$598, E399, $B$401:$B$598)

I want the cell to show blanks if no value is produced. Please
advise. TIA

Mike Copeland explained on 7/6/2011 :
> How do I (blank) suppress a subtotal value that I have formatted as
> 0.00? Using #.## leaves the "." in the cell. The formula is below:
> =SUMIF($E$401:$E$598, E399, $B$401:$B$598)
>
> I want the cell to show blanks if no value is produced. Please
> advise. TIA

=IF(SUMIF($E$401:$E$598, E399, $B$401:$B$598)>0,SUMIF($E$401:$E$598,
E399, $B$401:$B$598),"")

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Hi Mike,

Am Wed, 6 Jul 2011 07:24:04 -0700 schrieb Mike Copeland:

> How do I (blank) suppress a subtotal value that I have formatted as
> 0.00? Using #.## leaves the "." in the cell. The formula is below:
> =SUMIF($E$401:$E$598, E399, $B$401:$B$598)

custom format:
0.00;-0.00;


Regards
Claus Busch
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Office 2003 SP2 /2007 Ultimate SP2

> > How do I (blank) suppress a subtotal value that I have formatted as
> > 0.00? Using #.## leaves the "." in the cell. The formula is below:
> > =SUMIF($E$401:$E$598, E399, $B$401:$B$598)
>
> custom format:
> 0.00;-0.00;
>
Perfect! Thanks, Claus. 8<}}