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Preserve previous data when Value_if_False

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    Preserve previous data when Value_if_False

    Good Morning Everyone:

    I'm Dave Dawson (ddawson7) and this is my first day with your forum.

    I need some advice on how to script "do nothing" if "Value_if_False".
    I don't mean to text in "do nothing" I simple want excel to do nothing further, including don't replace last update with a zero or a blank cell.
    I have created an excel spreadsheet using QLink to import my live stock market data which works fine, however
    I want certain rows to stop updating upon a certain time frame or numerical value.
    Right now I have =IF($C$21=B23,$D$21,"")
    If I leave empty "", the cell goes blank when Value_if_False.
    If I leave out the blank "", Excel provides a zero when Value_if_False.

    My data comes into D21, continously updating.
    My B column contains the minute index (ie: minute 1, minute 2 and so on)
    So at 9:30 am, the market opens, that's minute 1, I want the data to update in row one (which I can get it to do correctly now)
    until 9:31 which is minute 2. At this point I want the data to update row 2 (which I can also get it to do correctly now).
    The problem is once Minute two arrives, I get a Value_if_False in row one thus replacing the data in row one with either blank cells or zero's.
    How can I prevent excel from replacing the data in row 1 upon the arrival of minute 2.
    I simple want the last piece of data received in row one to stay there when row 2 begins updateing.

    Thanks,

    Dave

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    Re: Preserve previous data when Value_if_False

    Hello ddawson7, and welcome to the forum.

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