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calculating the difference of two values, leaving blank any blank rows.

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    calculating the difference of two values, leaving blank any blank rows.

    I have a simple sheet, 2 figures e.g.

    A B C
    57 54 =
    57 54 =

    57 54 =

    57 54 =
    57 54 =

    I simply want to calulate the difference, but on a large, ever changing scale.
    what i need is for the whole of column C to have the calulation code, but not showing any figures or content within the blank rows.

    i am using excel 2010

    Any assistance is greatly appreciated.

    Thank you
    Alan

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    Re: calculating the difference of two values, leaving blank any blank rows.

    You may try this......

    Assuming the numbers are in A2 and B2 then in C2, try this

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