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"Johnny Rosenberg" <gurus.knugum@gmail.com> wrote in message news:CADo7T4d47+3cOmv6+rbHbLoeB6wpiLHF3isRFm0O5qmPkcx62Q@mail.gmail.com...
2011/12/3 Pedro <pedlino@gmail.com>:

Johnny Rosenberg wrote

I could agree with that, but it would have been nice if they thought
of that since 1.0 and not changing it on the way, breaking a whole lot
of spreadsheets…


I see your point. But this was wrong.
It's not a change of plans it's simply a correction. And not fixing it would
break a lot of other spreadsheets ;)


Johnny Rosenberg wrote

Is there another way to make A2 look empty in
this case, making it useable for calculations? Something like the
following:
=IF(A1=6;SomethingNiceToPutHere;B1)


<snip>

What happens if you set A3 to be =((A2&"0")/10+27)
So, for example, if A2 is 30, A2&"0" is 300; divide by 10 gives 30 again and then add the 27. But if A2 is "" (empty), A2&"0" should force a numeric zero which stays the same when divided by 10.


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Harold Fuchs
London, England


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