I've linked 1 excel file to another. Some fields in origin file are empty,
in linked file they show as a '0'. How do I lose the '0'?
You could use something like
=if(isblank( inked info ),ValueIfTrue,ValueIfFalse)quot;Anitaquot; wrote:
gt; I've linked 1 excel file to another. Some fields in origin file are empty,
gt; in linked file they show as a '0'. How do I lose the '0'?
quot;Anitaquot; wrote
gt; I've linked 1 excel file to another. Some fields in origin file are
empty,
gt; in linked file they show as a '0'. How do I lose the '0'?
Another way is to frame the link formulas along these lines:
=IF(Sheet1!A1=quot;quot;,quot;quot;,Sheet1!A1)
=IF([Book1]Sheet1!A1=quot;quot;,quot;quot;,[Book1]Sheet1!A1)
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- May 16 Wed 2007 20:37
In a linked calculation how do I lose the '0' in the linked file?
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