GETTING A BLANK CELL

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Phil

What formula can I use to end up with a blank cell,if the sum of all cells
equals 0
TNA Phil
 
You can't really get an empty cell--but you can make it appear empty.

=if(sum(a1:a10)=0,"",sum(a1:a10))

If you're really trying to avoid a number if the data hasn't been entered:

=if(count(a1:a10)=0,"",sum(a1:a10))
Then you could still see a 0 if you have numbers that sum to 0.
 
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