IFERROR works great because it shortened the formula significantly by having a default behavior, returning the results if condition is not met (no error).I'm looking for the IFBLANK version of this behavior, i.e. return results if condition is not met (not blank).
Let say I have a complex multi lines formula as "Core Formula".I can use =IFERROR(Core Formula, "") to deal with errors.
I want something like =IFBLANK(Core Formula, "").
I know I can do it with =IF(Core Formula="","",Core Formula), but if my "Core Formula" is really complex and lengthy, "if formula" doubles my length of formula and makes it extremely difficult to follow/trace/modify, especially when the formula needs to be reviewed by other contributors.
P.S. I always have to deal with data that comprise of zeros and blanks which have different meaning.