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Hi, I would like to sum a range of non contiguous data eg b1,d1,f1,h1,j1 but
some of these cells contain #div/0! (because the fields they sum do not yet
contain data). I have seen the answers relating to a continous range but the
answers do not work when the range is non-continous because of the commas in
the sum range.
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
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on the source formulas, use iserror function to solve the #div/0! that you
have.

eg if(iserror(a1/a2),0,(a1/a2))

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Marcelo

"Michael" escreveu:

Hi, I would like to sum a range of non contiguous data eg b1,d1,f1,h1,j1 but
some of these cells contain #div/0! (because the fields they sum do not yet
contain data). I have seen the answers relating to a continous range but the
answers do not work when the range is non-continous because of the commas in
the sum range.
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

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