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I want to change this function so that if AR4 is blank then the corresponding cell is also blank. Right now it is saying DNP. The function I am using is 

=IFS(AR4>445, "P", AR4<446, "DNP")
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  • Related: Return a blank when cell reference is blank Not a duplicate yet because, IMHO, the current answers with a score > 0 are wrong or too convoluted, by the other hand the other question involves the uso of ARRAYFORMULA while this one not. – Rubén May 2 '18 at 19:10
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Short answer

=IFS(ISBLANK(AR4),,AR4>445, "P", AR4<446, "DNP")

Explanation

  • ISBLANK checks is a cell is blank (completely empty)
  • IFS, IF and other similar functions returns blank when the corresponding argument is blank.
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  • Works perfectly. Thank you so much!!! So, can you tell me how to change a simple subtraction function to also return a blank cell if either of the 2 cells is blank? – Barbara Sequin May 3 '18 at 12:01

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