=[@[upgrade mrc]]-[@[current total mrc]]

rentonhighlands

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Hello:
This is my formula
=[@[UPGRADE MRC]]-[@[CURRENT TOTAL MRC]]

When the upgrade MRC cells are blank how can I make the result blank? In other words there would be no difference because there is no upgrade MRC.

Do I need to add a , "" or a ISBLANK I tried ISBLANK and it produced false. I just want to the result to be blank.
 

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How about
=IF([@[UPGRADE MRC]]="","",[@[UPGRADE MRC]]-[@[CURRENT TOTAL MRC]])
 
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