When I use a reference to populate a cell in anothe worksheet and I use the delete key to remove the entry, a zero shows up in the cell of the worksheet wit the cell reference. For example if I use =AM!A3 and use the delete key to delete the entry in cell A3 of worksheet AM, the worksheet with the reference =AM!A3 shows a zero. Is there some way to prevent the zero from appearing in the cell with the reference?
Try
=IF(AM!A3="","",AM!A3)
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Perfect solution. Great response turn around too. Thank you so very much. Does the pair of double quotes signify an empty cell?
Yes, it does.Originally Posted by khughes46
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