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Ignore Symbols in a cell
In cell I4 I have the value (# 6) and in cell I10 I have just a number ...say
60. I would like to divide cell I10 by Cell I4. I get a value error. -- Geo |
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=I10/SUBSTITUTE(I4,"# ","")
HTH Jason Atlanta, GA -----Original Message----- In cell I4 I have the value (# 6) and in cell I10 I have just a number ...say 60. I would like to divide cell I10 by Cell I4. I get a value error. -- Geo . |
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=SUBSTITUTE(i4,"#","")+2 -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Geo" wrote in message ... In cell I4 I have the value (# 6) and in cell I10 I have just a number ....say 60. I would like to divide cell I10 by Cell I4. I get a value error. -- Geo |
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