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I'm not an excel formula pro and am struggling. Can anyone help?
I've got a column of data, say C1:C10. The contents of ea. cell in this column are derived from a formula in another workbook. The C cells can be populated with either a number or #N/A N.A. I'm trying to create a formula that results in the new cell showing the number if the C cell holds a number, but also shows a 0 if the C cell shows #N/A N.A. Here's what I've got (and I've tried both isnumber and isnumeric). =IF(IsNumber C1:c10, C1:c10, 0). I'm sure this is pretty simple but I can't make it work. Thanks for any ideas. |
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