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Hi All:
I'm trying to create a scoring sheet to analyze the type of data used in another sheet. E.g., if a cell is blank (i.e., no data entered), I want to give it "0", if the cell contains an explicit number that was entered, I'll give it a "1", and if there is a reference, presumably to some total on yet another, supplemental sheet, the I'll give it a "2". I've played around w/ the "IS" functions, but ISREF seems not to do what I would expect ... i.e., if a cell has 123 in it, both ISNUMBER and ISREF give me TRUE .... Is there someway to distinguish, as per this last example, between an explicit number a formula/reference (i.e., something starting with an equal sign)? Any help +/or ideas would be much obliged, Out |
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