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When asking cell A1 to give you the sum of A2:A10 is it
possible to ignore the cells in the range that contain (#n/a. |
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Hi Mike,
Try using SUMIF e.g. =SUMIF(A2:A10,"<#N/A",A2:A10) Hope this helps, Daniel Klann http://www.danielklann.com - goto the Excel section for a few useful tricks.... "Mike" wrote in message ... When asking cell A1 to give you the sum of A2:A10 is it possible to ignore the cells in the range that contain (#n/a. |
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A 1,000 Thank yous Daniel, I'll give it a try.
-----Original Message----- Hi Mike, Try using SUMIF e.g. =SUMIF(A2:A10,"<#N/A",A2:A10) Hope this helps, Daniel Klann http://www.danielklann.com - goto the Excel section for a few useful tricks.... "Mike" wrote in message ... When asking cell A1 to give you the sum of A2:A10 is it possible to ignore the cells in the range that contain (#n/a. . |
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