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How to assign a default value
I am trying to create an estimate sheet for my service shop, I have formulas
that add totals, however I have other formuals that multiply the quantity of a part by the price. when I don't uses those lines I have to go through and enter a zero in everythime to correct the formula error. is ther anyway to set that when there is nothing in the cell it automatically goes to a value of zero? |
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How to assign a default value
One way:
=IF(A1="",0,A1*B1) In article , J.Harmon wrote: I am trying to create an estimate sheet for my service shop, I have formulas that add totals, however I have other formuals that multiply the quantity of a part by the price. when I don't uses those lines I have to go through and enter a zero in everythime to correct the formula error. is ther anyway to set that when there is nothing in the cell it automatically goes to a value of zero? |
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I tried to use a if function, but the only problem is that if I enter a
number and then delete it due to a mistake or something then it doesn't go back to a zero value. "JE McGimpsey" wrote: One way: =IF(A1="",0,A1*B1) In article , J.Harmon wrote: I am trying to create an estimate sheet for my service shop, I have formulas that add totals, however I have other formuals that multiply the quantity of a part by the price. when I don't uses those lines I have to go through and enter a zero in everythime to correct the formula error. is ther anyway to set that when there is nothing in the cell it automatically goes to a value of zero? |
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How to assign a default value
The I suspect you're "deleting" your value by pressing the spacebar
instead of Delete. That inputs a space character, which XL sees as a value rather than blank. You could use =IF(LEN(TRIM(A1))=0,0,A1*B1) instead... In article , J.Harmon wrote: I tried to use a if function, but the only problem is that if I enter a number and then delete it due to a mistake or something then it doesn't go back to a zero value. |
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