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    Read data from another worksheet

    Hi,
    I am trying to read data from one worksheet to another, this is straight forward but I am stuck as I would like excel to look at the cell in the worksheet i'm reading the data from & if the cell is blank I would like to return a blank to the cell on the 2nd worksheet.

    I have this at the mo, which obviously doesn't work:
    =DATA!L$14,IF(DATA!L$14=" "," ")

    Can anybody help ?
    Last edited by discoverdean; 10-28-2008 at 10:28 AM.

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    re: Read data from another worksheet

    =IF(ISBLANK(DATA!L$14),"Blank","Not Blank")
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    Or try


    =IF(DATA!L$14="","",Data!L$14)
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    Sorry, I'm not sure I was clear.....
    When I say blank, I mean " " & not "blank".
    So what I would like to happen is to look at a cell, if it has a value, return it. If there is no value I would like it to return " " (nothing). Currently I have it returning a 0 (zero) which is messing up my conditional formatting.

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    Super !!

    Ed, seems to be exactly what I am looking for.

    Much appreciated !

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    No Problem, thanks for the feedback.

    Please remember to mark the thread as solved - see the instructions if you are not sure how to do it.

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    Hi Ed,
    How do you make as 'solved'. Had a search around but cannot find anything. I thought it would have been straight froward but that doesn't seem to be the case.

    Could you give me a clue where to find it ?

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    Edit - go advanced

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    thanks again.

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