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Ignore text when sum cells
I have two columns with numbers, blanks, and text.
I want to sum these two columns (C1=A1+B1) if there is a number in either column, leave a blank if both columns are blank, and ignore text. When I have text in these columns, I get: #VALUE! How can I ignore text and return a blank instead of zero if there are two blanks? Example: IN ABV 204 #VALUE! IN ABV IN ABV #VALUE! IN ABV IN ABV #VALUE! 15,327 264 15,591 Thanks in advance. |
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