

In this scenario, you’d change the formula to =IF(A2"", "No", "").

For example, we’ll be checking whether or not the A1 cell is blank or not, and then return a value depending on the result. This scenario allows you to return values based on whether or not a cell contains any value at all. If cell contains any value, then return a value Contact our experts if you need any further assistance. Some steps may vary if you’re using a different version or platform. The guides below were written using the latest Microsoft Excel 2019 for Windows 10. Using “if cell contains” formulas in Excel Read article: Excel efficiency: 11 Excel Formulas To Increase Your Productivity
