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I have opened up a worksheet that a coworker created last year and cannot
figure out the purpose of the isnumber function in this formula: {=SUM(N27:N117*P27:P117)/SUM(N27:N117*ISNUMBER(P27:P117))}. I have looked it up in Excel help and on Google with little insight. If anyone can please tell me what the purpose of this function is/does, it will be greatly appreciated. The data it is pulling from is all numbers. Regards, Jon |
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