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Default Conditional Statement

You're welcome. Thanks for the feedback!

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Biff
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"regdor" wrote in message
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thanks, it works now.

"T. Valko" wrote:

If you're getting a #VALUE! error when A7 and/or B7 "appear" to be empty
then those cells are not empty. If both cells were empty the result of
the
formula would be 0.

Do those cells contain formulas that might return formula blanks?

=IF(C7=9999,0,IF(COUNT(A7:B7)=2,(B7-A7)*24,0))

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Biff
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"regdor" wrote in message
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I am working with a spreadsheet that uses the conditional statement as
follows:
=IF(C7=9999,0,(+B7-A7)*24). The forumla works fine when B7 and A7 have
data
in them, however when the formula references cells that don't contain
any
data I get a #value error. How can i get the same results from the
formula
and not get the error message. Thanks.