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Ignoring Blank Cells In IF Statement

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    Ignoring Blank Cells In IF Statement

    I have a new dilemma: I THINK I figured out how to get rows to copy from column information from one workbook to another but now when I do this: See Screeshot Capture 4.jpg
    I have a lot of FALSE rows in the workbook.
    This is the formula I'm currently using: =IF('[MASTER WIP.xlsx]3.9.13'!$N$6:$N$107="X",'[MASTER WIP.xlsx]3.9.13'!$A$6:$A$107)

    How can I get the rows that have a blank cell in the column I'm getting the information from to not copy/transfer ... I mean, is there a way to sort of Skip or Ignore if the cell in the column is left blank?

    Maybe because when I used the IF Function I entered a Logical Test and Value if Ture but I left Value if False Blank?

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    Re: Ignoring Blank Cells In IF Statement

    The construct of IF Condition is given below:
    IF(Condition, Value if Condition evaluates to True, Value if Condition evaluates to False)
    In your formula Condition and TrueValues are given. Introduce a FalseValue as "" (Blank Text)
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