Blank array with FILTER

JTL9161

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=FILTER(N$30:N$48,(O$30:O$48="")*(N$30:N$48<>""))

I have the above formula which works fine. Trying to get rid of the #CALC! error when the array is empty/blank.

Thank you,
James
 

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Try:

Excel Formula:
=FILTER(N$30:N$48,(O$30:O$48="")*(N$30:N$48<>""),"Empty")

Change the Empty to your own message, or just "".
 
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