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Not sure, but I think the SUM function ignores blanks, so --=SUM(D26:H26) * I26 should fix the problem.
need help, in cell D19 I have the following formula; =IF(Entry!C3=0,"",'Calculations and Data'!I13), works perfectly for my needs In cell E19 I have the...
Hi all, I have a formula which looks like this. =RANK(D24,$D$24:$D$50,0) However at times somewhere in D24 to D50 there is a #VALUE! error due to a...
=D4-(E4+H4) Where H4 is blank it is returning an erorr #VALUE! If you wanted to you could eliminate all 4 formulas and just use a single formula based on the value in C4, i.e.
#Value usually means you have text. When you change an existing cell format doesn't really change the format. You would have to format the cell, then select F2 and press enter. There are other ways but that's the quick way for single cells.
Select a formatted range. Double-click the Format Painter (left side of Home tab). You can paste formatting multiple times.
I'm trying to join several cells containing comma separated values in a table. I use an array formula as below; ={TEXTJOIN(",",TRUE,IF([@[Part...
You would have to restrict the references using actual row #s like A1:A100. Even if you have 2007 or higher, It's still not recommended to use the whole column A:A. 2. Likely there are formulas returning #VALUE errors in any 1 or more of the cells referenced by the sumproduct formula.
In a nutshell, I would like to get the lowest value (number) from a range of specified cells but only if the adjacent cell is above the variable value (30%) - (ignoring cells with zero or null) I am trying to use the following EXCEL MIN function with a multiple conditional IF statements entered...
From the first blank cell below a filtered data set, press Alt+=. Instead of SUM, you will get SUBTOTAL(9,)