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#N/A part deux
I used the suggested function =IF(ISNA(C81),"0",C81) which worked fine.
However, the following formulas resulted in an answer of "0" which was incorrect. The last formula did not recognize that a value was greater than zero. value in B12 is 99.506 value in C12 is #N/A value in D12 is #N/A F12 is =IF(ISNA(B12),"0",B12) this returned 99.506 G12 is =IF(ISNA(C12),"0",C12) this returned 0 H12 is =IF(ISNA(D12),"0",D12) this returned 0 I12 is =IF(F12G12,F12,G12) this returned 0 when it should be 99.506 Where did I get off track? |
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#N/A part deux
The problem is caused by using text zero in your formula, "0". Chang it to a
numeric zero 0 and all will be well. -- --- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "sixthhole" wrote in message ... I used the suggested function =IF(ISNA(C81),"0",C81) which worked fine. However, the following formulas resulted in an answer of "0" which was incorrect. The last formula did not recognize that a value was greater than zero. value in B12 is 99.506 value in C12 is #N/A value in D12 is #N/A F12 is =IF(ISNA(B12),"0",B12) this returned 99.506 G12 is =IF(ISNA(C12),"0",C12) this returned 0 H12 is =IF(ISNA(D12),"0",D12) this returned 0 I12 is =IF(F12G12,F12,G12) this returned 0 when it should be 99.506 Where did I get off track? |
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#N/A part deux
take the "" off of the zeroes, it is comparing text if you do that.
-- -John Please rate when your question is answered to help us and others know what is helpful. "sixthhole" wrote: I used the suggested function =IF(ISNA(C81),"0",C81) which worked fine. However, the following formulas resulted in an answer of "0" which was incorrect. The last formula did not recognize that a value was greater than zero. value in B12 is 99.506 value in C12 is #N/A value in D12 is #N/A F12 is =IF(ISNA(B12),"0",B12) this returned 99.506 G12 is =IF(ISNA(C12),"0",C12) this returned 0 H12 is =IF(ISNA(D12),"0",D12) this returned 0 I12 is =IF(F12G12,F12,G12) this returned 0 when it should be 99.506 Where did I get off track? |
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#N/A part deux
Take the double quotes off your zeros
Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "sixthhole" wrote: I used the suggested function =IF(ISNA(C81),"0",C81) which worked fine. However, the following formulas resulted in an answer of "0" which was incorrect. The last formula did not recognize that a value was greater than zero. value in B12 is 99.506 value in C12 is #N/A value in D12 is #N/A F12 is =IF(ISNA(B12),"0",B12) this returned 99.506 G12 is =IF(ISNA(C12),"0",C12) this returned 0 H12 is =IF(ISNA(D12),"0",D12) this returned 0 I12 is =IF(F12G12,F12,G12) this returned 0 when it should be 99.506 Where did I get off track? |
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#N/A part deux
A huge thanks to the 3 respondents!!!!
"CLR" wrote: Take the double quotes off your zeros Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "sixthhole" wrote: I used the suggested function =IF(ISNA(C81),"0",C81) which worked fine. However, the following formulas resulted in an answer of "0" which was incorrect. The last formula did not recognize that a value was greater than zero. value in B12 is 99.506 value in C12 is #N/A value in D12 is #N/A F12 is =IF(ISNA(B12),"0",B12) this returned 99.506 G12 is =IF(ISNA(C12),"0",C12) this returned 0 H12 is =IF(ISNA(D12),"0",D12) this returned 0 I12 is =IF(F12G12,F12,G12) this returned 0 when it should be 99.506 Where did I get off track? |
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