dragonmouse
Board Regular
- Joined
- May 14, 2008
- Messages
- 131
- Office Version
- 2016
- Platform
- Windows
I have a formula that adds up information between 6 worksheets. If there is no information greater than ZERO in either cell I want it to be BLANK but it returns 0
=IF(OR(F3>0, O3>0,F3-((IF(SUM('Week 42:Week 52'!P3)>0,SUM('Week 42:Week 52'!P3))))), " ")
Cell F3 is just a standard number, cell O3 is a formula that calculates multiple spreadsheets in the workbook =IF(SUM('Week 42:Week 52'!P3)>0, SUM('Week 42:Week 52'!P3)," "). Cell O3 is friendly and returns a BLANK if "none" of the worksheets happen to have a quantity in that cell.
I'm trying to do a VARIANCE between the quantity that was predicted for the quarter and the amount actually received. Thus the ZERO can be important to determine if they met their predicted delivery or if nothing was projected. That's why I'd prefer it to be blank. Other than the "BLANK", the formula above works fine.
=IF(OR(F3>0, O3>0,F3-((IF(SUM('Week 42:Week 52'!P3)>0,SUM('Week 42:Week 52'!P3))))), " ")
Cell F3 is just a standard number, cell O3 is a formula that calculates multiple spreadsheets in the workbook =IF(SUM('Week 42:Week 52'!P3)>0, SUM('Week 42:Week 52'!P3)," "). Cell O3 is friendly and returns a BLANK if "none" of the worksheets happen to have a quantity in that cell.
I'm trying to do a VARIANCE between the quantity that was predicted for the quarter and the amount actually received. Thus the ZERO can be important to determine if they met their predicted delivery or if nothing was projected. That's why I'd prefer it to be blank. Other than the "BLANK", the formula above works fine.