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I am looking to add the contents of a column. Some of the values contain
#N/A. The info was put into a data filter. Column A is the Name, Column B is the Year, and Column C is the Value. If I sort the data filed to only display 2007, I would like the total for this. Is there a way to add the all of the values in the column together, but ingnore the #N/A? example of entire sheet: Object 1 2007 2 Object 2 2008 #N/A Object 3 2007 #N/A Object 4 2006 1 Total 3 Example of desired: Object 1 2007 2 Object 3 2007 #N/A Total 2 |
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