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When I use some formula in EXCEL XP I'm geting FALSE in few sells, as per formula the result is correct but I don't want the FALSE to appear in the sheet, any way ?
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by brian
You can eliminate this by adding to the formula and specifying "" which stands for nothing as the response for False.
Here is an example with an IF formula
Displays FALSE: =IF(B1>1,"yes")
FIX: =IF(B1>1,"yes","")
by lathe
My formula is
=IF(C15>30,IF(C15<=60,D15,0))
When the value of C15 = 10 the result will be FALSE
Any Solution
by lathe
My formula is
=IF(C15>30,IF(C15<=60,D15,0))
When the value of C15 = 10 the result will be FALSE.
Any Solution ?
by lathe
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