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Stuartf

Indirect.ext #value!
 

Hi,

Im using Indirect.ext to pull in info from closed workbooks, The
problem is that if a workbook dont exist it displays #VALUE!, im then
doing sum calculations on this pulled in info but because of the
#Value! the sums wont work. Anyone know a work around??

Cheers


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Stuartf

Indirect.ext #value!
 

Nevermind sumif has sorted it

I AM A DOUGHNUT


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Stuartf

Indirect.ext #value!
 

But it would be nice to display something else instead of #VALUE! Like
No Document ??? any suggestions??


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Roger Govier

Indirect.ext #value!
 
Hi Stuart

You could wrap your formula in an Iserror statement
=IF(ISERROR(your_formula),"No Document",your_formula)

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Roger Govier


"Stuartf" wrote
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But it would be nice to display something else instead of #VALUE! Like
No Document ??? any suggestions??


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