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Arvi's formula uses the null text string ("") which often has unwanted results if you need to work with those "empty" cells later
There are other solutions without that risk : use your formula as before and - conditionally format cells containing a 0 to background color (which is not the best solution) or - click File - Options - Advanced - Display options for this worksheet ( change to book if needed) - Uncheck " show a zero in cells that have zero value" (the easiest solution) or - custom format cells as 0;-0;;@
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