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Default Using iserror with greater than

If you custom format the cell as:
[=6]General;;
you can simply use;

=SUM(D2,D8)


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Solution:
=IF(D2+D8=6,D2+D8, "") works with any = 6 or 7
as long as the linked page shows a number such as 0
not "" which will cause a #value!

So easy?


 
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