Re: $$Excel-Macros$$ How to execute a function only if the cell is not blank

[Abhishek Jain]

=IF(G:G<>"",MONTH(G:G),"")

HTH

On Mon, Feb 8, 2016 at 12:28 PM, James Johnston 
wrote:

> Hey guys, I am creating a budget.  I set up a google form to enter
> expenses and now am trying to create the backend.
>
> So far I have one sheet for the transactions automatically filled when I
> use the form, and copied that to a separate data sheet using Importrange,
> now I am trying to turn the timestamp in column G into just the month in a
> separate column using =month(G:G).  The problem is if the other cells in
> Column G has not been filled yet and there is no timestamp, the =month
> automatically returns "12," which is. annoying so I would like to
> have it only return a number if there is a timestamp.  I was thinking I
> needed an IF function, but can't get it to execute properly.  Here is what
> I have:
>
> =If(isnumber,=month(G:G), " ")
>
> But It doesn't seem to work that way any advice?
>
>
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$$Excel-Macros$$ How to execute a function only if the cell is not blank

[James Johnston]

Hey guys, I am creating a budget.  I set up a google form to enter expenses 
and now am trying to create the backend.

So far I have one sheet for the transactions automatically filled when I 
use the form, and copied that to a separate data sheet using Importrange, 
now I am trying to turn the timestamp in column G into just the month in a 
separate column using =month(G:G).  The problem is if the other cells in 
Column G has not been filled yet and there is no timestamp, the =month 
automatically returns "12," which is. annoying so I would like to 
have it only return a number if there is a timestamp.  I was thinking I 
needed an IF function, but can't get it to execute properly.  Here is what 
I have: 

=If(isnumber,=month(G:G), " ")

But It doesn't seem to work that way any advice?


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