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ISNumber - What Context?
I have created a premiership Predictascore spreadsheet where points are awarded for correct scores and/or results. I need all the scores to be set to zero so that there are no points at all. A line from one of the sheets is as follows: =IF('Master Copy'!C3+'Master Copy'!E3=Ron!C4+Ron!E4,5,0) Which returns a value of 5. In what context do I use ISNUMBER and what do I type to get the value to be 0 but change once the score has been inputted into the master copy sheet? -- ronaldo444 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ronaldo444's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=36233 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=571362 |
ISNumber - What Context?
Perhaps:
=IF('Master Copy'!C3 = "","",'Master Copy'!C3+'Master Copy'!E3=Ron!C4+Ron!E4,5,0)) HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "ronaldo444" wrote in message ... I have created a premiership Predictascore spreadsheet where points are awarded for correct scores and/or results. I need all the scores to be set to zero so that there are no points at all. A line from one of the sheets is as follows: =IF('Master Copy'!C3+'Master Copy'!E3=Ron!C4+Ron!E4,5,0) Which returns a value of 5. In what context do I use ISNUMBER and what do I type to get the value to be 0 but change once the score has been inputted into the master copy sheet? -- ronaldo444 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ronaldo444's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=36233 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=571362 |
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