Edit IF statement

djl0525

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I have a formula in D2. It works fine. I'm about to copy it down the column and I only want it to evaluate if E2 is not blank.

I need help prefacing the statement with "if E2 is not blank". I think it's something like IF(E2<>""... and that's where I'm stuck.

Can you edit this IF statement for me please?

=IF(COUNTIF(Accounts!B:B,E2)=0,"Account Not Found",COUNTIF(Accounts!B:B,E2))

Thanks - DJ
 

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Something like this

=IF(E2<>"",IF(COUNTIF(Accounts!B:B,E2)=0,"Account Not Found",COUNTIF(Accounts!B:B,E2)),"")
 
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