Blank zero's for a duplicate column formula

This may seem redundant but I want a duplicate column to show me the same numbers from a different column which I can do, however, I want the cells to be blank if there’s no number in it??

I tried many variations of this even w/o the “IF” and I can get my numbers I just don’t want the zero’s for the empty cells??

Thanks!

IF({COLUMN-A}<>0,{COLUMN-A},“”)

Hi Rich,

Try

IF({COLUMN-A}>0,{COLUMN-A},"")

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@GCavin thanks…yes, it worked with the >0, however, how can also include negative numbers? I tried this <>0 and it didn’t work…sorry i don’t remember the proper syntax for both below and above zero…

IF({Column-A}<>0,{Column-A},“”)

Your syntax is correct. I am not sure why it doesn’t work. But this seems to work: :thinking:

IF({Numbers}>0,{Numbers},IF({Numbers}<0,{Numbers},""))

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@GCavin thanks agin…that last suggestion with multiple IFs worked!..no clue why my trys didn’t work :+1: