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=IF(DropDownDate&lt;&gt;&quot;&quot;,&quot;No Dropdown&quot;,YearsMonthsDays(<wbr />$A$8,$B$3,<wbr />$M$4,$M$5)<wbr />) 
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=IF(DropDownDate<>"","No Dropdown",YearsMonthsDays($A$8,$B$3,$M$4,$M$5))

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ahh I forgot the &lt;&gt;&nbsp;meant &quot;not&quot;...darn it! &nbsp;thank you
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ahh I forgot the <> meant "not"...darn it!  thank you

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Experts, <br />
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How can I change the following to <br />
If DropDownDate is <u><b>NOT </b></u>&quot;&quot; &nbsp;meaning that there is data in it the say &quot;Dont use this Section&quot;, otherwise use the YearsMonthsDays($A$8,$B$3,<wbr />$M$4,$M$5<br />
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=IF(DropDownDate=&quot;&quot;,&quot;No Dropdown&quot;,YearsMonthsDays(<wbr />$A$8,$B$3,<wbr />$M$4,$M$5)<wbr />)
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Experts, 

How can I change the following to 
If DropDownDate is NOT ""  meaning that there is data in it the say "Dont use this Section", otherwise use the YearsMonthsDays($A$8,$B$3,$M$4,$M$5

=IF(DropDownDate="","No Dropdown",YearsMonthsDays($A$8,$B$3,$M$4,$M$5))

If statement

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