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Default PRoble with subtraction

Ok but Jim's formula is definitely simpler!
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Pascal

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Pascal,

Thanks, this solved the problem.

Alex

"papou" wrote:

Hi ALex
You will not be able to perform your mentionned operation if one of the
dependent cells contain "" (which is NOT nothing)
Amend your formula in A2 and replace "" with 0
And Untick "Zero values" in the Tools, Option, View tab
HTH
Cordially
Pascal

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Hi,

I have a problem in providing the right formula to perform a

subtraction
between two cells that contain themselves a formula.
Let's make an example:

CELL A1 = 95 (95 is the result of a formula)
CELL A2 = NOTHING (I mean that this cell contains a formula whose

result
is not existing because there are no values in the data source, normally

I
should see a DIV error but I used the IF(ISERROR,"",) etc. therefore the
cell A2 looks empty.)

Now, when I put the formula = A1-A2 instead of getting 95 a get

nothing,
therefore the final resul is wrong.

Can anybody explain me why I cannot subtract 95 - nothing? It should

give
me 95 anyhow, or not.....

Thank you
Alex






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