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JayDee
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      27th Jun 2008
Microsoft Excel 2007: If there are cells in the original worksheet (file)
that contain dates and other cells that are "date" formatted; however, no
dates have been entered, how can I show a "blank" cell on the worksheet of
the linked file? Currently, if the date formatted cell is blank on the
original file, the second file is auto filled with the date of 1/10/1900. I
need the linked worksheet to show blank cells until an actual date is entered
in the cells of the original file.
 
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Storm
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      27th Jun 2008
Do an isblank formula. Where Date1 is where you want to show the linked
values and Date2 is your source, type in Date1 sheet:

=IF(ISBLANK(Date2!A1),"",Date2!A1)

"JayDee" wrote:

> Microsoft Excel 2007: If there are cells in the original worksheet (file)
> that contain dates and other cells that are "date" formatted; however, no
> dates have been entered, how can I show a "blank" cell on the worksheet of
> the linked file? Currently, if the date formatted cell is blank on the
> original file, the second file is auto filled with the date of 1/10/1900. I
> need the linked worksheet to show blank cells until an actual date is entered
> in the cells of the original file.

 
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vezerid
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      27th Jun 2008
=IF('other sheet'!A2="","",'other sheet'!A2)

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On Jun 27, 7:04 pm, JayDee <Jay...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> Microsoft Excel 2007: If there are cells in the original worksheet (file)
> that contain dates and other cells that are "date" formatted; however, no
> dates have been entered, how can I show a "blank" cell on the worksheet of
> the linked file? Currently, if the date formatted cell is blank on the
> original file, the second file is auto filled with the date of 1/10/1900. I
> need the linked worksheet to show blank cells until an actual date is entered
> in the cells of the original file.


 
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Pete_UK
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      27th Jun 2008
You could do it like this:

=IF(Sheet1!A1="","",Sheet1!A1)

will display a blank if the "sending" cell is blank.

Hope this helps.

Pete

On Jun 27, 5:04*pm, JayDee <Jay...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> Microsoft Excel 2007: *If there are cells in the original worksheet (file)
> that contain dates and other cells that are "date" formatted; however, no
> dates have been entered, how can I show a "blank" cell on the worksheet of
> the linked file? *Currently, if the date formatted cell is blank on the
> original file, the second file is auto filled with the date of 1/10/1900.*I
> need the linked worksheet to show blank cells until an actual date is entered
> in the cells of the original file.


 
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