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I want to return the #VALUE! as a blank cell.
I am creating an electronic order form and need to show #VALUE! as a blank
cell. When using =IF(ISERROR(A2)="TRUE"," ",<REST OF FORMULA), I can no longer total that column. Any suggestions? |
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I want to return the #VALUE! as a blank cell.
Firstly you are checking for the text string "TRUE", whereas you ought to
check for the boolean value TRUE. Secondly for such a boolean you don't need ...=TRUE, you just need =IF(ISERROR(A2),... Thirdly you are writing a non-zero length string " " where you could get away with the empty string "" Fourthly, you'll find that totalling the column using a formula like =SUM(F1:F14) will work in situations where =F1+F2+... won't. -- David Biddulph "kgb1953" wrote in message ... I am creating an electronic order form and need to show #VALUE! as a blank cell. When using =IF(ISERROR(A2)="TRUE"," ",<REST OF FORMULA), I can no longer total that column. Any suggestions? |
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