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Shilpa has attended:
Excel Advanced course
I see"" this in betwene a lot of formulas. What does this mean?
Hi Shilpa
When the double quotes "" are used like this it is to put nothing (NULL) in to a cell and display a blank cell instead of the default Excel response.
For example:
=IF(a5 >= 3, "pay bonus", "")
This would leave the cell blank instead of displaying FALSE
I hope this answers your question.
Regards
Dennis
Wed 7 Apr 2021: Automatically marked as resolved.
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