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Excel formulas
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Reply Wed 20 Feb 2008, 09:04Delegate Joanne said...
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Excel formulas
How and when do you use "" in formulas? What do they mean?
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RE: Excel formulas
This depends on the formula really, there are many. It basically means when there is zero length string (no text). In an if statement you might say if there is no or a zero then enter 'No Value' in the field.
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