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Greater than less than arguement returning value when text inputte
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=IF(ISNUMBER(M14),IF(M14$G14,$G14-$E14,0),"#VALUE!") or, if you want an actual #VALUE! error: =IF(ISNUMBER(M14),IF(M14$G14,$G14-$E14,0),1+"A") In article , Jbaisinger2000 wrote: I have the following formula "=IF(M14$G14,+$G14-$E14,0)". Yet when I put "actual" or some text in m14, I receive the TRUE arguement (+$G14-$E14) and gives me a value...I was hoping for #VALUE instead. Any ideas when the arugement is recognizes the text as a numeric value. |
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