Using SUMIF to have a blank cell if data comes back zero
I am pulling data from another sheet. I am using a SUMIF to sum things off a certain date and if it meets a certain name. When it has no data to bring back, it shows a zero and I would like for the cell to be blank so that my charts do not show a lot of zeros. How can I do this? Thanks
=SUMIFS({AIC-Diverts 2020 Range 1}, {Defect Month}, $Month@row, {WOF-WOP Range 1}, Day@row, {Defect Shift}, "VTIS 1")
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=IF(SUMIFS({AIC-Diverts 2020 Range 1}, {Defect Month}, $Month@row, {WOF-WOP Range 1}, Day@row, {Defect Shift}, "VTIS 1") =0, "", SUMIFS({AIC-Diverts 2020 Range 1}, {Defect Month}, $Month@row, {WOF-WOP Range 1}, Day@row, {Defect Shift}, "VTIS 1")
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Thank you. It works well.
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=IF(SUMIFS({AIC-Diverts 2020 Range 1}, {Defect Month}, $Month@row, {WOF-WOP Range 1}, Day@row, {Defect Shift}, "VTIS 1") =0, "", SUMIFS({AIC-Diverts 2020 Range 1}, {Defect Month}, $Month@row, {WOF-WOP Range 1}, Day@row, {Defect Shift}, "VTIS 1")
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Thank you. It works well.
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Hi @Mike Arbaugh ,
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