S
Susan
I am working with large data spreadsheets and write a lot
of IF statements such as =IF(A1>$G$5,"",A1). This gets me
a blank cell which is what I want. However, that blank
isn't "real." There is something in that cell which
returns the VALUE error message when I write an equation
in another cell which references that "blank" cell. What
can I use in place of the "" to get a "real" blank cell?
I am using a work-around by sorting then doing "clear
contents" of the blank cells. Not very efficient.
of IF statements such as =IF(A1>$G$5,"",A1). This gets me
a blank cell which is what I want. However, that blank
isn't "real." There is something in that cell which
returns the VALUE error message when I write an equation
in another cell which references that "blank" cell. What
can I use in place of the "" to get a "real" blank cell?
I am using a work-around by sorting then doing "clear
contents" of the blank cells. Not very efficient.