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I have an IF formula which selects a date (in text format) and, if the
criteria is met, will perform a calculation. It works fine except it returns a value error when the date I'm looking for isn't in the field. I'm looking to have it return 0 instead of value. |
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Can just add another IF outside of your formula:
=IF(ISERROR(YourFormula),0,YourFormula) -Simon "glenn" wrote: I have an IF formula which selects a date (in text format) and, if the criteria is met, will perform a calculation. It works fine except it returns a value error when the date I'm looking for isn't in the field. I'm looking to have it return 0 instead of value. |
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