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Formula Query
This is bugging me so if anyone can help I'd be very grateful. If I have a
range of numbers, say A1:D1 and I have a very simple formula to sum those numbers is it possible to force the result to represent say "#N/A" if one of the numbers in my range A1:D1 is missing. In other words, unless I have a figures in each of the cells A1:D1 I don't want the calculation to happen. Many thanks as always -- Andy T |
Hi
=IF(COUNT(A1:D1)<4,"#N/A",SUM(A1:D1)) -- When sending mail, use address arvil<attarkon.ee Arvi Laanemets "Andy T" wrote in message ... This is bugging me so if anyone can help I'd be very grateful. If I have a range of numbers, say A1:D1 and I have a very simple formula to sum those numbers is it possible to force the result to represent say "#N/A" if one of the numbers in my range A1:D1 is missing. In other words, unless I have a figures in each of the cells A1:D1 I don't want the calculation to happen. Many thanks as always -- Andy T |
Thank you Arvi, this works perfectly.
"Arvi Laanemets" wrote: Hi =IF(COUNT(A1:D1)<4,"#N/A",SUM(A1:D1)) -- When sending mail, use address arvil<attarkon.ee Arvi Laanemets "Andy T" wrote in message ... This is bugging me so if anyone can help I'd be very grateful. If I have a range of numbers, say A1:D1 and I have a very simple formula to sum those numbers is it possible to force the result to represent say "#N/A" if one of the numbers in my range A1:D1 is missing. In other words, unless I have a figures in each of the cells A1:D1 I don't want the calculation to happen. Many thanks as always -- Andy T |
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