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Not quite sure what you mean - when totalling, a cell with zero will not
affect the total, nor will a blank. If the cells are truly blank then using either =A1+A2 or =SUM(A1:A2) will treat the blank cells as 0. If instead, you've used the spacebar to "blank" the cell (i.e., inserted text), then the + operator will give an error since it requires numeric arguments. The SUM() will ignore text. In article , DougMinor1 wrote: I am trying to make a spreadshet for a Nascar fantasy league but Excel does not total blank cells. How do I get Excel to make the blank cells equal 0 so they will total properly? |
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