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    Formula error

    I have a formula in w9 '=d9' which gives a correct result but if the cell d9 is blank then the w9 cell displays zero which i don't want. If the cell d9 is blank then the cell w9 should be blank and should not have zero display.

    Solution please!

    Mukesh

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    Re: Formula error

    Your formula is not giving an error, it is returning what it show be.

    try this instead...
    =ifD9="","",D9)
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    Re: Formula error

    Hi FDibbins,
    Thank you. Now my problem is solved.

    Thank you for solution.

    Mukesh

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