Replacing blank cells

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Guest

Hi,

I have a couple of data files that have 2 date of birth fields. Some cells
in each are blank. What I need to do is replace DOB with insureeDOB if DOB is
empty and InsureeDOB is populated. As there are several thousand records in
each file I don't want to have to do this manually. Is there a formula that
can do this? I am using Excel 2000.

Many thanks.
Chris
 
Chris,

Select your column with DOB values (which include the blanks). Then use Edit Go To... Special
Blanks. Press the = sign, arrow over to the insureeDOB field, then press CTRL-Enter. Then you can
select the DOB column and copy paste special values.

HTH,
Bernie
MS Excel MVP
 
Many thanks Bernie. That did the trick just fine. Thanks for the prompt
response.
 

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