G Guest Jan 26, 2005 #1 Can someone explain to me or point me to a good site that explains how an empty space is used in formulas and what it means? Thank you.
Can someone explain to me or point me to a good site that explains how an empty space is used in formulas and what it means? Thank you.
D Dave R. Jan 26, 2005 #2 Can you give an example? Most empty spaces of use in formulas have quotes around them, like =IF(A1="","none",C1) Apparently you can get away with formulas like: =SUM( B1:B15 ) but the first paren must be right up against the function (sum).
Can you give an example? Most empty spaces of use in formulas have quotes around them, like =IF(A1="","none",C1) Apparently you can get away with formulas like: =SUM( B1:B15 ) but the first paren must be right up against the function (sum).
D Dave R. Jan 26, 2005 #3 And to explain the "" or " " in a formula, they refer to either 0 length text strings ("") or actual spaces (" "). They can be used to locate the position of spaces in text strings, which can be useful in separating one string into two.
And to explain the "" or " " in a formula, they refer to either 0 length text strings ("") or actual spaces (" "). They can be used to locate the position of spaces in text strings, which can be useful in separating one string into two.
R Rob van Gelder Jan 26, 2005 #4 An empty space between range references is an Intersect operator. eg. =A11 B1:B3 returns the same number as =B1 From Excel's help, search for Reference Operators
An empty space between range references is an Intersect operator. eg. =A11 B1:B3 returns the same number as =B1 From Excel's help, search for Reference Operators