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William DeLeo
I am trying to use the ISBLANK() function but I don't
understand why it is behaving the way it is ... there are
times when I enter the ISBLANK function and point it to
an "empty" cell but the result is FALSE. If I double
click into that empty cell and hit "enter" or click away,
the formula changes to TRUE.
In the end, I'd like to have a sheet with the formulas
entered and paste in a column of data (some with numnbers
and some blank). I'd like the function column to look at
the newly pasted data column and place a "<" symbol next
to every blank cell. When I do this now, none of the
blank cells are recognised as blank until I clink into
them. (???)
What could be causing the function to think the cell is
not blank?
Is there a better function to use to determine if a cell
is empty or not?
Thanks so much!
(p.s. I posted a somewhat related question on Friday and
Dave Peterson replied ... Thanks Dave, but your suggestion
didn't work so I am rephrasing the problem here).
understand why it is behaving the way it is ... there are
times when I enter the ISBLANK function and point it to
an "empty" cell but the result is FALSE. If I double
click into that empty cell and hit "enter" or click away,
the formula changes to TRUE.
In the end, I'd like to have a sheet with the formulas
entered and paste in a column of data (some with numnbers
and some blank). I'd like the function column to look at
the newly pasted data column and place a "<" symbol next
to every blank cell. When I do this now, none of the
blank cells are recognised as blank until I clink into
them. (???)
What could be causing the function to think the cell is
not blank?
Is there a better function to use to determine if a cell
is empty or not?
Thanks so much!
(p.s. I posted a somewhat related question on Friday and
Dave Peterson replied ... Thanks Dave, but your suggestion
didn't work so I am rephrasing the problem here).