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Example:
In column D I have a formula like: if(column C >0;hello;""). But, unfortunately, although the cells seem to be empty actually excell does'nt treat them as empty. Example: if you select the column from first cell to the last one with contains and you do it by pressing ctrl+shift+down arrow, your empty cells will be also selected. So: do you have a solution in order to treat empty with formulas cells as though they are really empty? Thank you, Mihai Vultureanu |
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Maybe the attached can be of some help
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=COUNTBLANK(D1:D15)
also counts cells with formulae returning "" as empty. This may not help depending on how you're wanting to act on the information. |
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