Another option
In D1: =IF(COUNTA(A1:C1)<3,"",<yourformula>)
where formula precedents are A1,B1,C1
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Another option
In D1: =IF(COUNTA(A1:C1)<3,"",<yourformula>)
where formula precedents are A1,B1,C1
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But it works even for discontiguous ranges, Stefi,
eg: =IF(COUNTA(A1:C1,A3,C3:C4)<6,"",<formula>)
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Yes, that's true. Another idea for Anna to make still simpler the formula:
create a named range consisting of precedent cells, say "precedents", in this
case the formula:
=IF(COUNTA(precedents)<6,"",<formula>)
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