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I am using a sum total of column 'c' on sheet 1. The dollar values in cell
'c' are automatically entered based on information in column 'B'. The dollar value refers to a dollar amount listed in column 'c' on sheet 3. When I try to add the dollar amounts though I get an error message. I believe it is because the dollar value in column 'c' sheet 1 only appears if there is information in the adjacent cell in column 'B', I usually end up with a #n/a. How do I sum up the column when I have error messages in them? Is there a way to tell the cell that will have the total dollar value, to only include the cells with numbers in the given range and ignore cells with errors? OR Can I use a formula in conditional formats that tells the cells with errors to default to '0' if there is an error? Thanks for any help, |
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