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how can I ignore or hide the #N/A when doing a sum or subtotal?
I have a list of products on drop downs (validation) which also populates a
cell next to it with its base cost. However if nothing is selected it shows as #N/A. At the bottom of the list is a subtotal which works if it only looks at cells with numbers. If it see an #N/A it doesnt total the ones that have been populated. How can I get the subtotal to ignore blanks or #N/A? How do I get it to show Blanks in stead of #N/A for that matter? Thanks in advance. |
how can I ignore or hide the #N/A when doing a sum or subtotal?
=SUMIF(I1:I5,"<#N/A") To remove #N/A you need something like: =IF(ISNA(myformula),"",myformula) HTH "Jules73" wrote: I have a list of products on drop downs (validation) which also populates a cell next to it with its base cost. However if nothing is selected it shows as #N/A. At the bottom of the list is a subtotal which works if it only looks at cells with numbers. If it see an #N/A it doesnt total the ones that have been populated. How can I get the subtotal to ignore blanks or #N/A? How do I get it to show Blanks in stead of #N/A for that matter? Thanks in advance. |
how can I ignore or hide the #N/A when doing a sum or subtotal?
On Mar 21, 3:33 pm, Jules73 wrote:
I have a list of products on drop downs (validation) which also populates a cell next to it with its base cost. However if nothing is selected it shows as #N/A. At the bottom of the list is a subtotal which works if it only looks at cells with numbers. If it see an #N/A it doesnt total the ones that have been populated. How can I get the subtotal to ignore blanks or #N/A? How do I get it to show Blanks in stead of #N/A for that matter? Thanks in advance. I had the same problem. You need to use ISERROR in your formula. |
how can I ignore or hide the #N/A when doing a sum or subtotal?
"Jules73" wrote:
I have a list of products on drop downs (validation) which also populates a cell next to it with its base cost. However if nothing is selected it shows as #N/A. At the bottom of the list is a subtotal which works if it only looks at cells with numbers. If it see an #N/A it doesnt total the ones that have been populated. How can I get the subtotal to ignore blanks or #N/A? How do I get it to show Blanks in stead of #N/A for that matter? Jules I'm not sure if this will do but this UDF will ignore errors and sum the range Function SumErrRange(range) As Double Dim c, myTotal As Double For Each c In range If IsNumeric(c) Then myTotal = myTotal + c End If Next SumErr = myTotal End Function Hope this works for you Peter |
how can I ignore or hide the #N/A when doing a sum or subtotal?
Which hides all errors, not just #N/A
It is better to trap the error at the source rather than deal with it later. See Toppers' reply. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On 21 Mar 2007 13:24:47 -0700, "PWK" wrote: I had the same problem. You need to use ISERROR in your formula. |
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