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How can I get text to equal a numerical value in Excel?
I am developing a scheduling program for my workplace. The program will
automatically calculate total time scheduled based on times entered (i.e., 8:00AM start time in one cell, 5:00PM end time in the next cell calculates to 9 hours in a third cell). However, we need to indicate days off, vacations and leaves of absences. When we enter text into the first cell, it obviously destroys the calculation in the third cell. I need to be able to have Excel assign a value of "0" for any cell that has text. Thanks, Mike |
Mike,
I fixed similar problems in my files by using the if & iserror functions. For example, if(iserror(a1+b1),0,a1+b1). I may not have the exact formatting for the iserror portion but it should be close. |
Thank you, Kevin!
"Kevin" wrote: Mike, I fixed similar problems in my files by using the if & iserror functions. For example, if(iserror(a1+b1),0,a1+b1). I may not have the exact formatting for the iserror portion but it should be close. |
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