Text vs. Numbers showing up

waterballoon

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I have a formula that pulls data from other worksheets and I am trying to have the cell be blank if a number is not there (if #N/A is there).

Curious about any advice...can't remember how exactly to do it.

Thanks in advance, sorry I'm such a newbie...I'm learning...
 

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Try something like:

=IF(ISERROR(A1),"";VAL(A1))

The VAL function is optional.
 
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