danielpeam

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Hey guys,

I have a spreadsheet with a very simple formula - ='Copy updated data here'!K173

Essentially copying over the figures from another spreadsheet.

However, when the cell is blank it copies over a zero. Any idea how I can remove these automatically within the formula?
 

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Try:
Code:
=IF('Copy updated data here'!K173 = "","",'Copy updated data here'!K173)
 
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