FALSE

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Fernando Duran

I have this formula, that when the other cell is empty, return a FALSE
statement, and I want to know if it's possible to eliminate this.

=IF(E4="POST",'Post Rates'!I12, IF(E4="CANPAR",'Canpar
Rates'!L16,IF(OR(E4="CARRERA",E4="CANPAR-MTL",E4="PICK-UP"),"")))

Thanks

Fernando
 
A

Andy B

Hi

Just add another ,"" at the end:

=IF(E4="POST",'Post Rates'!I12, IF(E4="CANPAR",'Canpar
Rates'!L16,IF(OR(E4="CARRERA",E4="CANPAR-MTL",E4="PICK-UP"),"","")))
 
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Fernando Duran

Thanks, simple, but I didn't know that I can add one more statement

Fernando
 

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