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Sum the column with the error cells
I am trying to add the total for one column in which some cells have the
#REF! sign. My formula is: =SUMIF(Data!A1:Data!A100,"<#VALUE!") but the output is still #REF! and cannot display the value total. Does my formula miss any? |
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Sum the column with the error cells
Your sheet reference is invalid (you truly do have a reference error).
=SUMIF(Data!A1:A100,"<#VALUE!") Of note, why are you checking for "#VALUE!"? should it be searching for the "#REF!"? -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "David" wrote: I am trying to add the total for one column in which some cells have the #REF! sign. My formula is: =SUMIF(Data!A1:Data!A100,"<#VALUE!") but the output is still #REF! and cannot display the value total. Does my formula miss any? |
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Sum the column with the error cells
Thanks, Luke. I thought the <#VALUE! means check out for all criterias
except the NOT VALUE data. How about to include the #NUM!? "Luke M" wrote: Your sheet reference is invalid (you truly do have a reference error). =SUMIF(Data!A1:A100,"<#VALUE!") Of note, why are you checking for "#VALUE!"? should it be searching for the "#REF!"? -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "David" wrote: I am trying to add the total for one column in which some cells have the #REF! sign. My formula is: =SUMIF(Data!A1:Data!A100,"<#VALUE!") but the output is still #REF! and cannot display the value total. Does my formula miss any? |
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Sum the column with the error cells
Hi,
Try this =SUMIF(B1:B11,"<9E9") This handles all error types. -- If this helps, please click the Yes button. Cheers, Shane Devenshire "David" wrote: Thanks, Luke. I thought the <#VALUE! means check out for all criterias except the NOT VALUE data. How about to include the #NUM!? "Luke M" wrote: Your sheet reference is invalid (you truly do have a reference error). =SUMIF(Data!A1:A100,"<#VALUE!") Of note, why are you checking for "#VALUE!"? should it be searching for the "#REF!"? -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "David" wrote: I am trying to add the total for one column in which some cells have the #REF! sign. My formula is: =SUMIF(Data!A1:Data!A100,"<#VALUE!") but the output is still #REF! and cannot display the value total. Does my formula miss any? |
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Sum the column with the error cells
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=SUMPRODUCT(--ISERROR(A1:A100)) |
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