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How to assign a cell the "empty" value?

  1. #1
    xirx
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    How to assign a cell the "empty" value?

    Hi!

    I want to assign some value to a cell if some condition
    is fulfilled. But if the condition is not true, I want
    the cell to be empty.

    But if I use a formla like this...

    IF(<Condition>;<value>;"")

    .... the cell gets the zero-length string value, which
    is *NOT* identical to an empty cell, because if I
    use CRTL-<up/down-arrow> to skip to the next non-empty
    cell, a cell with value "" is a non-empty cell.

    So, is there a way to clear a cells value by an assigngment?

  2. #2
    Peo Sjoblom
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    Re: How to assign a cell the "empty" value?

    No, you would need an event macro to truly make it empty, if this is for a
    chart
    you can replace the "" with NA() and it will be as if it was empty and not
    zero
    You can also use formulas to determine where the last cell with either a
    text or numeric
    string is located

    --

    Regards,

    Peo Sjoblom


    "xirx" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    > Hi!
    >
    > I want to assign some value to a cell if some condition
    > is fulfilled. But if the condition is not true, I want
    > the cell to be empty.
    >
    > But if I use a formla like this...
    >
    > IF(<Condition>;<value>;"")
    >
    > ... the cell gets the zero-length string value, which
    > is *NOT* identical to an empty cell, because if I
    > use CRTL-<up/down-arrow> to skip to the next non-empty
    > cell, a cell with value "" is a non-empty cell.
    >
    > So, is there a way to clear a cells value by an assigngment?




  3. #3
    Herbert Seidenberg
    Guest

    Re: How to assign a cell the "empty" value?

    Use
    =IF(<Condition>,<value>)
    instead, then select vector and
    Edit>Goto>Special>Formulas>Logicals
    Clear Contents


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