Often you don't want to wrap an IF statement when you just want to turn a 0 result into another value such as blank
me@jaykilleen.com wrote this over 6 years ago and it was last updated over 6 years ago.
I'll often use this to replace
=IF(SUMIFS(table1[Revenue],Table1[Country],"Australia")<>0,"No Sales",SUMIFS(table1[Revenue],Table1[Country],"Australia")
with
=IFNIL(SUMIFS(table1[Revenue],Table1[Country],"Australia"),"No Sales")
To implement this create a public function method in VBA using the code below.
Option Explicit
Public Function IFNIL(Value As Variant, Result As Variant) As Variant
If Value = 0 Then
IFNIL = Result
Else
IFNIL = Value
End If
End Function