Ignore blanks formula

Surreyview

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Hello,
Please may someone help me.
I have a number of tabs in my spreadsheet, some have datapopulated, others don’t.
I have an overview tab that brings everything together.
I am simply using the formula: =tab!cell
However this is bring in a ‘0’ when there is no data (thecell is blank), does anyone what formula I would use to copy the data acrossfrom the cell but ignore it if its blank?

I have tried a number of formulas but not had a lot of luckof getting the right one.

Thank you!
 

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=if(isblank(tab!cell),"",tab!cell)
 
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