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Excel spreadsheet Column H figures 55 percent of Column G. I want Column H to be empty if Column G is empty?

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Here is the function I'm using in column H: =PRODUCT(G4,0.55) Right now, if the cell in column G is empty, column H displays ".55" I want column H to be blank and display nothing unless there is a value in column G. How do I do this?

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  1. put an IF statemet to check for blank first

    in your cell in H1 (or where ever) , enter

    =IF(ISBLANK(G4), "", PRODUCT(G4,0.55))

    if G4 is blank, then H1 will be blank, otherwise H1 will do your formula


  2. Make your formula in H "IF(G4=" "," ",PRODUCT(G4,0.55))".  This is what's called an "if-then-else" formula.  It says "If G4 is blank, then make the cell where this formula is (H4) blank, else if G4 is not blank, multiply the value in G4 by 0.55."

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