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Ignoring #N/A in a DSUM function
Yes, that worked. Thank you very much.
-- Robert K "Lori" wrote: Maybe try changing the criteria range to A2002:B2003 with B2002: heading for the numbers to sum (column AG) B2003: <#N/A |
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