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Leave Cell Blank in Excel

I would like to have an "if" formula that gives me a calculation if numbers in the cells meet a criteria (e.g. sum to greater than 0) and leaves the cell blank if they do not.

Here is an example:
if(A1+A2>0, A1+A2, {formula to leave cell blank})

What would be the syntax I could use to leave a cell blank (meaning not a 0, but actually leave it without a value)?
Microsoft Excel

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Mark Grondin

8/22/2022 - Mon
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So simple, should have thought of that...
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