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Jay

#Value! error
 
How can I get rid of the dreaded #value! error message if there are blank
cells involved in the calculations?

Max

#Value! error
 
"Jay" wrote:
How can I get rid of the dreaded #value! error message if there are blank
cells involved in the calculations?


Use an IF construct to front check precedent cells in the formula,
for example something like:
=IF(OR(F32="",$D$34=""),"",$D$34*F32)
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Max
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