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Conditional formula evaluation
Hi, I would like to evaluate a SUMIFS formula so that if it produces a result greater than 0, it should print that value, and if it produces 0, it should instead be an empty field. What I've cur...
Assuming you have the most recent version of Excel, you could employ the LET function to avoid the redundancy you speak of. Here's a reference.https://exceljet.net/excel-functions/excel-let-function
Given the formula you've shared, =IF(SUMIFS(...)>0,SUMIFS(...),""),
LET would enable you to write something along these lines:
=LET(res,SUMIFS(...),IF(res>0,res,""))
Assuming you have the most recent version of Excel, you could employ the LET function to avoid the redundancy you speak of. Here's a reference.https://exceljet.net/excel-functions/excel-let-function
Given the formula you've shared, =IF(SUMIFS(...)>0,SUMIFS(...),""),
LET would enable you to write something along these lines:
=LET(res,SUMIFS(...),IF(res>0,res,""))
- Thank you mathetes, this is exactly what I was looking for! Works perfectly.
Cheers!
