Morning,
I am using the formula:
=IFERROR(IF((AL6>AK6),"Y","N"),"")
However, on my spreadsheet sometimes AL6 or AK6 are blank, in this instance I do not want it to report an N, but rather a blank.
Is there any way to do this? Thanks for any help you can give.
One way could be this.
=IF(OR(AL6="",AK6=""),"",IFERROR(IF((AL6>AK6),"Y","N"),""))
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hi Cmorgan. is AL6 & AK6 determined by a formula? otherwise, how would AL6>AK6 result in an error? you could simply use:
=IF(OR(AK6="",AL6=""),"",IF(AL6>AK6,"Y","N"))
if they are indeed determined by a formula, use the IFERROR on them instead.
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