Just don't tell Bob Phillips that I used a double unary!<bg
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RD

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"Ragdyer" wrote in message
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Yeah! ... but at the time, I didn't know how many cells he had to total.

This should be a little more concise:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(MOD(COLUMN(B11:BH11),2)=0),B11:BH11)

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"PCLIVE" wrote in message
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RJ's method should work for you.

=SUM(B11,D11,F11,H11,J11,L11,N11,P11,R11,T11,V11,X 11,Z11,AB11,AD11,AF11,AH11,AJ11,AL11,AN11,AP11,AR1 1,AT11,AV11,AX11,AZ11,BB11,BD11,BF11,BH11)

Watchout for wrap-around.

Regards,
Paul

"John Krsulic" wrote in message
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Thanks for your reply
Here is my formula
=B11+D11+F11+H11+J11+L11+N11+P11+R11+T11+V11+X11+Z 11+AB11+AD11+AF11+AH11+AJ11+AL11+AN11+AP11+AR11+AT 11+AV11+AX11+AZ11+BB11+BD11+BF11+BH11
I need to make sure that if PTO is typed into ANY CELL that is gives
back
the value of 0 in the formula. Not just A1.


"PCLIVE" wrote:

Here's an example of how you could do that.

Original formula may be:
=A1+B1

But if A1 is PTO, then:
=IF(A1="PTO",0,A1)+B1

HTH,
Paul

"John Krsulic" <John wrote in
message
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I am trying to create what I would call an if/then formula in Excel
2003.
If
someone types the letters PTO into a cell have tat equal zero in the
formula.
I have a sum formula of a set of cells I want Excel to be able to add
a
zero
into the formula if someone types the letters PTO into the cell. My
formula
works great until someone types letters into a cell then - of
course -I
get a
value error in the cell.