make cells with IF statement return blank cells

Marcotte206

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This may be really obvious and I am just missing it, but does anyone know how to make an IF statement return an empty cell rather than 0?

I would like a 1 if true and [null] if false.

If this is not easily done, is there any way to even copy over or do a find/replace on the cells to get the desired outcome? Thanks.
 

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