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Default I need a blank value or zero instead of a #VALUE! error.

Since you're getting the #VALUE! error, F13 or G13 (or both) aren't
really blank. They most likely were "cleared" using the space bar, which
inserts a space character (i.e., text). The multiplication operator
chokes on text, giving the error.

Try:

=IF(COUNT(F13:G13)=2,F13*G13,0)




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Peebs wrote:


- in H13 I have the following,

=F13*G13

If F13 and G13 are blank, I get the "#VALUE1" error. I need that to be
blank or zero, but can't figure out how. Please help!