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Old 05-07-2014, 09:50 AM
gebobs gebobs is offline Formula to hide '0' from blank referenced cells Windows 7 64bit Formula to hide '0' from blank referenced cells Office 2010 64bit
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{=if(isblank(RawData!B:B),"",RawData!B:B)}
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Old 05-08-2014, 02:16 AM
formuladummy formuladummy is offline Formula to hide '0' from blank referenced cells Windows 7 64bit Formula to hide '0' from blank referenced cells Office 2013
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Thanks.

The formula worked for the first cell and pulled in the column header, but when I changed it to an array formula (using CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER) to reference the whole column, it crashed my whole system. This didn't happen for the other columns.

Is there another option?
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