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=sumif(a:a,"<1e37")
1E37 is just a giant number (1 followed by 37 0's) Jase wrote: I have a range of cells that I am summing but that range sometimes change to either "#value" which throws off my summation or i dont want to summ duplicates. Basically I want to be able to control my range source as i could with a graph range. Any ideas? thanks, Jase -- Dave Peterson |
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