Consolidate Workbook

dragonmouse

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Office Version
  1. 2016
Platform
  1. Windows
I'm trying to consolidate certain fields across my workbook:

I'm using a formula: IF('Week 42'!D145,'Week 42'!D145," ")

I want this formula to return whatever is in cell D145 on the "Week 42" workseet to cell D145 on he "Consoliated" worksheet OR if the cell is blank, I want it to remain "blank". It seems simple but it's returning only "VALUE#"
 

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try:

IF('Week 42'!D145 <> "",'Week 42'!D145," ")
 
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How about
=IF('Week 42'!D145="","",'Week 42'!D145)
 
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PERFECT. The "<>" worked. THANK YOU. The "=" worked to get rid of the "VALUE#" but it returned a "0" instead of a BLANK
 
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