HOW TO CHANGE FROM VALUE TO JUST BLANKS CELLS

Antoan

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Hello everyone!



Could you help me with case? I would like to change the VALUE field into just blanks cells in the J COLUMN.

Do you maybe know how to do that?

Thank you in advance!


Your contribution would be highly appreciated! :)


Decok Maintanance.xlsx
EFGHIJ
1Reference DateWorkNormal DurationPeople RequiredPer DayActual Per day 12 hours shift
227.10.20084,04,0110,1
310.11.20086,03,02,020,2
41.12.200816,08,02,0 #VALUE!
51.12.200832,016,02,0 #VALUE!
61.12.200848,024,02,0 #VALUE!
71.12.200816,016,01,070,6
88.12.20082,02,01,0 #VALUE!
98.12.20088,04,02,0 #VALUE!
108.12.200810,05,02,0 #VALUE!
118.12.20086,03,02,0 #VALUE!
128.12.20083,01,52,0 #VALUE!
138.12.20088,08,01,0 #VALUE!
148.12.20086,03,02,0 #VALUE!
158.12.20082,02,01,0 #VALUE!
168.12.20082,02,01,0 #VALUE!
178.12.20084,04,01,0 #VALUE!
188.12.20088,08,01,0 #VALUE!
198.12.20088,08,01,0 #VALUE!
208.12.20086,06,01,0181,5
2115.12.20084,02,02,0 #VALUE!
2215.12.20086,03,02,0 #VALUE!
2315.12.20087,07,01,0 #VALUE!
2415.12.20086,03,02,0 #VALUE!
2515.12.20081,01,01,0 #VALUE!
2615.12.20081,01,01,0 #VALUE!
2715.12.20088,04,02,0 #VALUE!
2815.12.200810,010,01,0 #VALUE!
2915.12.20084,02,02,0 #VALUE!
3015.12.20086,03,02,0 #VALUE!
3115.12.20084,02,02,0181,5
3218.12.20082,01,02,0 #VALUE!
3318.12.20083,03,01,0 #VALUE!
3418.12.20082,01,02,0 #VALUE!
3518.12.20083,03,01,0 #VALUE!
3618.12.20082,02,01,0 #VALUE!
3718.12.20084,02,02,0 #VALUE!
3818.12.20082,01,02,0 #VALUE!
3918.12.20084,02,02,0 #VALUE!
4018.12.20082,02,01,0 #VALUE!
4118.12.20084,04,01,0 #VALUE!
4218.12.20082,01,02,0 #VALUE!
4318.12.20083,03,01,0 #VALUE!
4418.12.20082,01,02,0 #VALUE!
4518.12.20084,02,02,0 #VALUE!
4618.12.20082,01,02,0 #VALUE!
4718.12.20083,03,01,0 #VALUE!
4818.12.200812,012,01,0262,2
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
I2:I48I2=IF(E2=E3,"",SUMIFS(H$2:H2,E$2:E2,E2))
J2:J48J2=[@[Per Day]]/12
 

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=IF([@[Per Day]]="","",[@[Per Day]]/12)
 
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