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Hi,
I am using this formula:
=WORKDAY(E6,1,Sheet2!$J$7:$J$24)
But, if E6 is blank, I want the cell containing the formula, to be blank.
I can no longer pound my head on my desk
Thanks in advance.
Brent
Hi,
I am using this formula:
=WORKDAY(E6,1,Sheet2!$J$7:$J$24)
But, if E6 is blank, I want the cell containing the formula, to be blank.
I can no longer pound my head on my desk
Thanks in advance.
Brent
Try
=IF(E6="","",WORKDAY(E6,1,Sheet2!$J$7:$J$24))
It worked great!!!Originally Posted by JohnTopley
Thank you
Formula:
=IF(E6="","",WORKDAY(E6,1,Sheet2!$J$7:$J$24))
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