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I have created a Receipt log on one workbook, which references another
workbook using the index match formula. The index match formula seems
to work as long as what I am indexing has text in the cell. If
however, the index portion is blank and the match portion has writing
then it will spit out a zero. Is there any way that my formula can
spit out a blank cell, if what is indexed is blank? I just dont want a
zero or any other error to pop up. My formula is below:
=INDEX('Check Receipt Log'!D3476,MATCH(RECEIPT!D8,'Check Receipt
Log'!B3:B476,0))
workbook using the index match formula. The index match formula seems
to work as long as what I am indexing has text in the cell. If
however, the index portion is blank and the match portion has writing
then it will spit out a zero. Is there any way that my formula can
spit out a blank cell, if what is indexed is blank? I just dont want a
zero or any other error to pop up. My formula is below:
=INDEX('Check Receipt Log'!D3476,MATCH(RECEIPT!D8,'Check Receipt
Log'!B3:B476,0))