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Oh my, I'm sure sorry to hear that about Sandy.........he's helped me a lot
over the years. He'll be sorely missed. Thanks for letting me know. And thanks for your concern about my absence.......I'm in my ninth year of my Triple Bypass now, so far so good...... Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "T. Valko" wrote: Glad to hear you're ok. We lost one of our regulars recently, Sandy Mann. I hadn't seen you "around" for a while so I was hoping nothing bad had happened. -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "CLR" wrote in message ... Pretty good, thanks for asking Biff........I've been doing a bunch of Excel programming work and some of the basics were starting to slide away from me. Quite embarassing to be asked a "simple" question and not remember the answer........so, I thought maybe a little "tune-up-time" might help. Hope all's well with you and yours, Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "T. Valko" wrote: Chuck, long time no see! How you doing? -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "CLR" wrote in message ... I set up a test book and could not duplicate the problem. My cell BD3 returns 73, not #VALUE! I expect that you've got a TEXT number in there instead of a real number. HTH Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "M.A.Tyler" wrote: Assume that the rows below are 1-5, and the following formula, also below, is entered in BD3. Is the error because it's an odd number? More importantly can someone suggest a fix? Thanks! =IF(MOD($BC3,1)=0,0,--RIGHT($BC3,LEN($BC3)-FIND(".",$BC3)))*0.1+$BC3 BC BD 72.6 73.2 71.8 72.6 73 #VALUE! 72 72 73.8 74.6 |
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