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Is it possible to have formulas that work even if some cells in between are
empty of dollar values? Not every row will necessarily have a dollar amount. The sheet in question has a section that involves subtraction but it only works if previous rows are not empty and they are filled one after the other. In other words, if any rows contain cells that are empty of value, subsequent calculations underneath don't work. Was hoping someone could tell me if a) possible to re-write formulas to do calculations correctly adjusting for any blank cells, and b) what term I can search for in the archives that will do this? Thanks. |
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