Hello.
I am trying to calculate the number of days between to dates, however not all cells have dates in.
For those cells that are populated I am getting the correct answer by using the formula: =Cell - Cell. However if there is cell is not populated currently, I get an error of #value.
What formula should I use to get rid of this error and return with no data, unless the dates are populated in the future?
Thank you
How about this?
=IFERROR(Cell - Cell,"")
Ali
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Something like this:
=IFERROR((Cell - Cell),"")
2 options spring to mind...
=if(cell="","",your-formula)
or
=iferror(your-formula,"")
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Paul - it won't do any harm, but the second set of brackets (braces) is unnecessary.
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