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EXCEL i have a formula example.. IF(C20,SUM(C2),"")
i am doing subtotals (manually) within one column
1 2 3 subtotal 4 4 4 12 subtotal at the top, i want to add the subtotals to get the overal total. However, in each subtotal argument, i want to suppress any ZERO's, but at the top, the overall total of the subtotals gives me a #VALUE instead of a numerical total. How can i supress 0's in the subtotals, and also have the overal total cell return a total and not a #VALUE thank you rkordet |
EXCEL i have a formula example.. IF(C20,SUM(C2),"")
Use SUM() to add your subtotals (not +), it will ignore the "blanks"...
-- Regards, Luc. "Festina Lente" "rkordet" wrote: i am doing subtotals (manually) within one column 1 2 3 subtotal 4 4 4 12 subtotal at the top, i want to add the subtotals to get the overal total. However, in each subtotal argument, i want to suppress any ZERO's, but at the top, the overall total of the subtotals gives me a #VALUE instead of a numerical total. How can i supress 0's in the subtotals, and also have the overal total cell return a total and not a #VALUE thank you rkordet |
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