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Hello,
I have searched through the groups and found suggestions as to how to include "if" statements to capture div/0 and exclude them. The problem I am having is how to exclude from the range all values equal Div/O. I read that an error is propogated in a formula. I found =SUMPRODUCT((510)*(5/0)) shows Div/O. I can use an If to capture the 2nd argument but not if the 2nd argument is a range of cells C1:C50 which may have div/0 at cell C5, C13, C16. Any suggestions how I can get sumproduct to ignore these values? thanks. Daniel |
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