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I have the same problem as this question.

The solution provided also works in excel, but for an empty cell in the referenced sheet it prints 0 rather than leaving it empty. Is there a better way to do this where an empty cell would stay empty after referenced?

SaTa
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You can try adding &"" to the end of your formula; for example: ='Sales Report - WB 10.06'!B3&""

Justyna MK
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