How to prevent a formula from returning #REF! instead return 0
You can use the following generic function:
=IF(ISERROR(Formula),0,formula)
Where formula is the formula that you're currently using that produces the
#Ref error.
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Kevin Backmann
"Franklin" wrote:
Guys,
I am collating reports and to create a summary I have to reference cells in
varoius daily reports from different sites. However if a report is missing
i.e the excel file is missing I get a #REF! value. This messes up all other
analysis I need to do on my data.
How can I get the cells to return the number zero instead of #REF!.
Cheers
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