Nested IF function to ignore blank cells

Ralley

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Hi,

I am currently using the following formula, but due to the size of the spreadsheet now I would to drag the formula down the page without it populating the rows that are blank. Please can anyone help?

=IF(O10="",X10,IF(X10="",O10+Q10+S10))

Cheers

Richard
 
=IF(A10<>"",O10+Q10+S10+U10+Z10,"")

HTH

I think thats what you mean, can you clarify further if example above doesnt give you what you need.


Brilliant!! This is exactly what I needed, thankyou. I can link all my formulas to the reference cell now.

Thank you both for your time on this.
 
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