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John,
Thanks for the post back, that still does not skip empty columns. I am beginning to think there is not small solution for this. Any other ideas would be appreciated!! Is there a way of doing this with a nested "IF" statement that would look back and see if it is a zero or not? Mike Rogers "John James" wrote: Hi Mike, I assume your problem is that when you hit a blank column, you get an error in your running total. If so, try changing your formula to =IF(AND(E18,F17),E18+F17,0). Zeros can be made invisible by selecting tools-options-view and unchecking the zero values box. [If you also additionally want to hide the totals in empty columns, you can use conditional formatting to achieve this, but I don't read this as your requirement] -- John James ------------------------------------------------------------------------ John James's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=32690 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=531714 |
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