I want to write a statement to check a series of rows in a column to see if
it has data. If it has data then I want to return a statement that says Not
Null and if the statement is blank... well you guessed it I want it to say
Null.
I would think the statement would be something like =if(A1=Not Null,"Not
Null,"Null")

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Max - 27 Dec 2007 01:28 GMT
Maybe one of these:
=if(ISBLANK(A1),"Blank","Not Blank")
=if(A1="","Null","Not Null")

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> I want to write a statement to check a series of rows in a column to see if
> it has data. If it has data then I want to return a statement that says Not
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> I would think the statement would be something like =if(A1=Not Null,"Not
> Null,"Null")
joeu2004 - 27 Dec 2007 04:08 GMT
On Dec 26, 5:09 pm, Gary F Shelton
<GaryFShel...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> I want to write a statement to check a series of rows in a
> column to see if it has data. If it has data then I want to return
> a statement that says Not Null and if the statement is blank...
> well you guessed it I want it to say Null.
I would use:
=if(A1="", "Null", "Not Null")
This works whether A1 is truly empty (does not contain a formula or
value) as well as if A1 appears empty because it has a formula that
results in the null string ("").
ISBLANK() is true only if the cell is truly empty (no formula or
value).
Don Guillett - 27 Dec 2007 14:35 GMT
=IF(LEN(TRIM(C15))=0,"",1)

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>I want to write a statement to check a series of rows in a column to see if
> it has data. If it has data then I want to return a statement that says
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> I would think the statement would be something like =if(A1=Not Null,"Not
> Null,"Null")