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Multiplying a Vlookup result of 0, getting a value error
My spreadsheet has a column that's a Vlookup. Some of the results equal
0.00. I am multiplying that column by another column that may also have a zero value. Whenever the value in these columns are 0's, the product becomes a #value! error. I want the product to be 0. How can I do this? Thanks! khatch5995 |
Multiplying a Vlookup result of 0, getting a value error
That is not possible, you can only get the value error if you calculate with
text, so if you use "0", then change the values to 0 instead. You can't get a value error if you multiply with 0 -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "khatch5995" wrote in message ... My spreadsheet has a column that's a Vlookup. Some of the results equal 0.00. I am multiplying that column by another column that may also have a zero value. Whenever the value in these columns are 0's, the product becomes a #value! error. I want the product to be 0. How can I do this? Thanks! khatch5995 |
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