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If cell B40 contains a formula to AVERAGE the adjacent cells (B1:B38),
however, this range of cells are empty, then my result in cell B40 equals #DIV/0! Now, on the next worksheet, I would like cell C50 to reference B40, however, if B40 does not give me a result (if it says #DIV/0!) then I would like for cell C50 to give me a "WORD". However, if any values have been entered into cells (B1:B38) and therefore I do get a result in cell B40, then I would like it to also result in cell C50 on the next work sheet. My problem is if I use the Function IF in cell C50, I cannot say: Logical_test: IF B40 < #DIV/0! Value_if_true: =AVERAGE (B1:B38) Value_if_false: "WORD" How can I have cell C50 perform a formula only when cell B40 gives me a result?-- Melody |
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