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Default Formulas referencing a spaces instead of number ?


Ive imported my Trial Balance into one tab. I want to analyse this
information on other tabs in various ways and apply some simple sums to
the values. But when I link these cells to my Trial Balance and there
is no actual number I get an error if I try to apply a formula to it.
It sees a blank as a space, not the absence of an actual value.

How do I sum a range of these cells when some are spaces. Is there a
formula that I can use to copy the entire TB and only copy the values,
ignoring the spaces ? Then this can be the TB I analyse.


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