=if formula giving a #value! error

steve400243

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  2. 2016
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Hello I use this formula but if there is no data in the other column "D" if gives a #VALUE ! error. How can I get rid of this and leave the cell blank? =iferror? Thank you

Code:
=IF(D15>7,D15-7,0)
 

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