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First, the addition operator (+) gives the #VALUE! error when given a
non-numeric argument (like the null string ""). Your formula should work if you use the concatenation operator (&) instead. In article , vertigo wrote: Hi, I use this formula in one cell to return a value, based on that of the other cell, and it works fine (both cells are general data): =(IF(X3="Normal Criteria",1,0))+(IF(X3="Critical Criteria",1.5,0))+(IF(X3="Non-Critical Criteria",0.5,0))+(IF(X3="Non-Scoring Question",0,0))+(IF(X3="Very Critical Criteria",2,0)) I then use the following formula on another cell with the same goal, and it returns an error (both cells also general data): =(IF(AB3=0,"Non Scoring Question",""))+(IF(AB3=1,"Normal Criteria","")) It seems that the first IF statement works and as soon as the second is added, the problem occurs. Anybody know what I'm doing wrong? Appreciate it. |
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