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I've got a column of data, A1:A10. In the cells of this column, I'll
either have numbers or the text #N.A. N/Ap. I'm trying to build a formula that says if the content of the cell is #N/A N/Ap, then populate 0. But if the content of the cell is a number, show the number. What I've done, and which isn't working is: =If(IsNumber(A1), A1, 0). What am I doing wrong and I'm not an excel pro by any means. Thanks in advance. |
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![]() Kitty wrote: I've got a column of data, A1:A10. In the cells of this column, I'll either have numbers or the text #N.A. N/Ap. I'm trying to build a formula that says if the content of the cell is #N/A N.A., then populate 0. But if the content of the cell is a number, show the number. What I've done, and which isn't working is: =If(IsNumber(A1), A1, 0). What am I doing wrong and I'm not an excel pro by any means. Thanks in advance. I should also mention that #N/A N.A. is the result of a formula that pulls from another workbook. Thanks in advance for any help you can offer. |
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Your formula worked ok for me.
Are you sure you have calculation set to automatic? tools|options|calculation tab If that isn't it, you may want to copy the formula directly from excel into your followup message. Kitty wrote: I've got a column of data, A1:A10. In the cells of this column, I'll either have numbers or the text #N.A. N/Ap. I'm trying to build a formula that says if the content of the cell is #N/A N/Ap, then populate 0. But if the content of the cell is a number, show the number. What I've done, and which isn't working is: =If(IsNumber(A1), A1, 0). What am I doing wrong and I'm not an excel pro by any means. Thanks in advance. -- Dave Peterson |
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I copied the formula from your posting and it worked in a cell. If you want
the same functionality in VBA, then you need a different form. -- Gary's Student "Kitty" wrote: I've got a column of data, A1:A10. In the cells of this column, I'll either have numbers or the text #N.A. N/Ap. I'm trying to build a formula that says if the content of the cell is #N/A N/Ap, then populate 0. But if the content of the cell is a number, show the number. What I've done, and which isn't working is: =If(IsNumber(A1), A1, 0). What am I doing wrong and I'm not an excel pro by any means. Thanks in advance. |
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Yes, I've got it set to Automatic. I'm still stuck. The actual
colum Gary''s Student wrote: I copied the formula from your posting and it worked in a cell. If you want the same functionality in VBA, then you need a different form. I just retyped the formula and it's now working. Thanks to you both for indicating that what I was doing was correct. I have a feeling I've got some bad typing skills going on this morning. -- Gary's Student "Kitty" wrote: I've got a column of data, A1:A10. In the cells of this column, I'll either have numbers or the text #N.A. N/Ap. I'm trying to build a formula that says if the content of the cell is #N/A N/Ap, then populate 0. But if the content of the cell is a number, show the number. What I've done, and which isn't working is: =If(IsNumber(A1), A1, 0). What am I doing wrong and I'm not an excel pro by any means. Thanks in advance. |
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