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I have created rather complex report with multiple formulas. To keep the report clean, I decided not to show formula results if a certain cell is blank.

QUESTION:
Is there any way to 'incorporate' that check to every single formula on the said worksheet OR do I always have to do a isblank check for every single formula I am writing?


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You'd need to always do an isblank check for every formula.tigeravatar
I do this for grades that are not available using one cell with off/on and an if() statement of the form if(A1="on", calculation,"")...Solar Mike

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Since about Excel for Mac 2011 you have the option of a workaround, which is to blend the formatting of cells containing a formula into their background, with conditional formatting. The usual approach is to turn cell content white, on a white background. With say A4 to be the cell that either is or is not blank a CF formula rule of something like:

 =AND(ISBLANK($A$4),ISFORMULA(A1))

with white fill should work for a range starting in A1.