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How can you create a formula which will ignore text in the cells the formula
is relevant to? i.e i have a row of numbers which SUM will add up as a formula, however sometimes i need to have a number plus a letter in the same cell as soon as i do this the formula ignores the number and creates an error Any help? |
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Depending on exactly how your TEXT string is constructed, something like this
should work.......... =(LEFT(A1,LEN(A1)-1)*1)+3 Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "help with excel formulas" wrote: How can you create a formula which will ignore text in the cells the formula is relevant to? i.e i have a row of numbers which SUM will add up as a formula, however sometimes i need to have a number plus a letter in the same cell as soon as i do this the formula ignores the number and creates an error Any help? |
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The easiest way to do this is to spread your data over three columns, like so:
Col.A contains just numbers Col.B contains just the text that may get combined with numbers Col.C contains the formulas A1&B1, copied down Run your sum on Col.A For reporting purposes, you can hide Cols A and B, and put the Sum(A1.Axx) function at the foot of Col.C -- TedMi "help with excel formulas" wrote: How can you create a formula which will ignore text in the cells the formula is relevant to? i.e i have a row of numbers which SUM will add up as a formula, however sometimes i need to have a number plus a letter in the same cell as soon as i do this the formula ignores the number and creates an error Any help? |
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Good answer, TedMi.........I misread the OP's post
Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "tedmi" wrote: The easiest way to do this is to spread your data over three columns, like so: Col.A contains just numbers Col.B contains just the text that may get combined with numbers Col.C contains the formulas A1&B1, copied down Run your sum on Col.A For reporting purposes, you can hide Cols A and B, and put the Sum(A1.Axx) function at the foot of Col.C -- TedMi "help with excel formulas" wrote: How can you create a formula which will ignore text in the cells the formula is relevant to? i.e i have a row of numbers which SUM will add up as a formula, however sometimes i need to have a number plus a letter in the same cell as soon as i do this the formula ignores the number and creates an error Any help? |
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