Going missing
Some calculations involving blank values may give different results to what you might expect. For example, when you pass a blank value into the AND() function, it is treated as TRUE. This is often unhelpful. To make blanks behave in a sensible way in calculations, you must first convert them to be "not available" using NA(). This function takes no inputs, and returns a missing value. To convert a blank value to a missing value, use this pattern.
=IF(ISBLANK(cell), NA(), cell)
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- In column
H, useAND()to find women who have kids and get benefits. - In column
I, convert the blanks in columnGto missing values. - In column
J, again find women who have kids and get benefits, this time using columnIrather thanG.
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