ollyhughes1982
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Hi all,
I am using the below formula, which includes a quoted parts that adds brackets and an x to the result of the second part of my formula.
=IF('All Completed VC'!$B$4="","",('All Completed VC - Levels'!N5 & " (x"&'All Completed VC - Levels'!B5))&")"
The result looks like this: Level 1 (x1)
Without the extra quoted parts it would look like this: Level 11
My problem is this, when 'All Completed VC'!$B$4 does equal "", the cell stills displays as follows: (x)
I want it so that when 'All Completed VC'!$B$4 does equal "", the cell appears empty. Currently, it takes away the actual formula results, but the additional text remains and I want to remove it for the "" results.
Thanks in advance!
Olly.
I am using the below formula, which includes a quoted parts that adds brackets and an x to the result of the second part of my formula.
=IF('All Completed VC'!$B$4="","",('All Completed VC - Levels'!N5 & " (x"&'All Completed VC - Levels'!B5))&")"
The result looks like this: Level 1 (x1)
Without the extra quoted parts it would look like this: Level 11
My problem is this, when 'All Completed VC'!$B$4 does equal "", the cell stills displays as follows: (x)
I want it so that when 'All Completed VC'!$B$4 does equal "", the cell appears empty. Currently, it takes away the actual formula results, but the additional text remains and I want to remove it for the "" results.
Thanks in advance!
Olly.