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The following formula works fine when all "B" cells have a
value 0. When a "B" cell is zero, the formula returns #Value!. Is it possible to modify this formula so that it ignores the zero value and sums the other "B" products? =(SUM(PRODUCT(BI35,BI37),PRODUCT(BI38,BI40),PRODUC T (BI41,BI43)))*AR44 Thanks, Phil |
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I couldn't reproduce your results unless either:
- The column BI values had #VALUE! errors or - AR44 had text (which could be a space character) In article , "Phil Hageman" wrote: The following formula works fine when all "B" cells have a value 0. When a "B" cell is zero, the formula returns #Value!. Is it possible to modify this formula so that it ignores the zero value and sums the other "B" products? =(SUM(PRODUCT(BI35,BI37),PRODUCT(BI38,BI40),PRODUC T (BI41,BI43)))*AR44 Thanks, Phil |
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Hi Phil,
I cannot reproduce this problem. The formula works with zeros for me. I have never used PRODUCT before but did some experiments. With 1,2,3,4 in B1:B4, the formula PRODUCT(B1:B4) correctly returns 24 (the same as B1*B2*B3*B4). But when B3 is deleted PRODUCT gives 8 while the * operator gives 0. When text is entered in B3, PRODUCT ignores it while the operator formula give #VALUE! The description of PRODUCT in Help seems wide of the mark! Bernard "Phil Hageman" wrote in message ... The following formula works fine when all "B" cells have a value 0. When a "B" cell is zero, the formula returns #Value!. Is it possible to modify this formula so that it ignores the zero value and sums the other "B" products? =(SUM(PRODUCT(BI35,BI37),PRODUCT(BI38,BI40),PRODUC T (BI41,BI43)))*AR44 Thanks, Phil |
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Are you sure it is 0 and not "O" then?
Bernard V Liengme wrote: Hi Phil, I cannot reproduce this problem. The formula works with zeros for me. I have never used PRODUCT before but did some experiments. With 1,2,3,4 in B1:B4, the formula PRODUCT(B1:B4) correctly returns 24 (the same as B1*B2*B3*B4). But when B3 is deleted PRODUCT gives 8 while the * operator gives 0. When text is entered in B3, PRODUCT ignores it while the operator formula give #VALUE! The description of PRODUCT in Help seems wide of the mark! Bernard "Phil Hageman" wrote in message ... The following formula works fine when all "B" cells have a value 0. When a "B" cell is zero, the formula returns #Value!. Is it possible to modify this formula so that it ignores the zero value and sums the other "B" products? =(SUM(PRODUCT(BI35,BI37),PRODUCT(BI38,BI40),PROD UCT (BI41,BI43)))*AR44 Thanks, Phil |
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