How to check if a range of cells is blank or empty in Excel?
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Check if a range of cells are empty with formula
Check if a range of cells are empty with formula
The below formula can help you check if a range of cells is blank or not in Excel. Please do as follows.
1. Select a blank cell, enter formula =SUMPRODUCT(--(G1:K8<>""))=0 into the formula bar, and then press the Enter key. See screenshot:
Notes:
1. In the formula, G1:K8 is the range you will check if it is blank or not. Please change it as you need.
2. If all cells in the specified range are blank, you will get the result of TRUE, otherwise, you will get FALSE.
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