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Formula Errors / #Value!
I made a template with my formulas and I have some lines that I need to put
zero's in so I won't get #VALUE! where my formula is. For example: J16*K17 is the formula for L17. I have to put zeros in my J & K columns if I'm not using them or my L17 shows #VALUE! The first 5 or so lines do it but then the rest are fine. The other L cells just have zeros until I put in the figures that I want in the J & K. If I'm doing a quote and don't use all the lines, I get these errors on the unused ones. Hope I'm not being too confusing! Help!!! -- Mary Lou |
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Hi,
Instead of J16*K17, try: IF(ISERR(J16*K17),"",J16*K17) This will still give the right answer when data is present, but will leave the cell blank when not. Regards - Dave "Mary Lou" wrote: I made a template with my formulas and I have some lines that I need to put zero's in so I won't get #VALUE! where my formula is. For example: J16*K17 is the formula for L17. I have to put zeros in my J & K columns if I'm not using them or my L17 shows #VALUE! The first 5 or so lines do it but then the rest are fine. The other L cells just have zeros until I put in the figures that I want in the J & K. If I'm doing a quote and don't use all the lines, I get these errors on the unused ones. Hope I'm not being too confusing! Help!!! -- Mary Lou |
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=J16*K17 should not show an error in L17 if either or both is empty.
L17 should just display a zero since blank cell * blank cell = 0 Is there something else you're not telling us? If you don't want L17 to display a zero enter this formula =IF(AND(J16="",K17=""),"",J16*K17) But please post back with clarification about contents of J16 and K17 that would produce the #VALUE! Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Thu, 8 May 2008 13:44:01 -0700, Mary Lou wrote: I made a template with my formulas and I have some lines that I need to put zero's in so I won't get #VALUE! where my formula is. For example: J16*K17 is the formula for L17. I have to put zeros in my J & K columns if I'm not using them or my L17 shows #VALUE! The first 5 or so lines do it but then the rest are fine. The other L cells just have zeros until I put in the figures that I want in the J & K. If I'm doing a quote and don't use all the lines, I get these errors on the unused ones. Hope I'm not being too confusing! Help!!! |
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Hi, I got so confused with the project that I just gave up.. temporarily.
Would it be possible for me to send you my worksheet and have you look at my formulas?? -- Mary Lou "Gord Dibben" wrote: =J16*K17 should not show an error in L17 if either or both is empty. L17 should just display a zero since blank cell * blank cell = 0 Is there something else you're not telling us? If you don't want L17 to display a zero enter this formula =IF(AND(J16="",K17=""),"",J16*K17) But please post back with clarification about contents of J16 and K17 that would produce the #VALUE! Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Thu, 8 May 2008 13:44:01 -0700, Mary Lou wrote: I made a template with my formulas and I have some lines that I need to put zero's in so I won't get #VALUE! where my formula is. For example: J16*K17 is the formula for L17. I have to put zeros in my J & K columns if I'm not using them or my L17 shows #VALUE! The first 5 or so lines do it but then the rest are fine. The other L cells just have zeros until I put in the figures that I want in the J & K. If I'm doing a quote and don't use all the lines, I get these errors on the unused ones. Hope I'm not being too confusing! Help!!! |
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Hi Mary Lou,
I suspect that the cells in column J or K contain spacebars and are not really empty. Just select the cells an press Del. Cheers, Shane Devenshire Microsoft Excel MVP "Mary Lou" wrote in message ... Hi, I got so confused with the project that I just gave up.. temporarily. Would it be possible for me to send you my worksheet and have you look at my formulas?? -- Mary Lou "Gord Dibben" wrote: =J16*K17 should not show an error in L17 if either or both is empty. L17 should just display a zero since blank cell * blank cell = 0 Is there something else you're not telling us? If you don't want L17 to display a zero enter this formula =IF(AND(J16="",K17=""),"",J16*K17) But please post back with clarification about contents of J16 and K17 that would produce the #VALUE! Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Thu, 8 May 2008 13:44:01 -0700, Mary Lou wrote: I made a template with my formulas and I have some lines that I need to put zero's in so I won't get #VALUE! where my formula is. For example: J16*K17 is the formula for L17. I have to put zeros in my J & K columns if I'm not using them or my L17 shows #VALUE! The first 5 or so lines do it but then the rest are fine. The other L cells just have zeros until I put in the figures that I want in the J & K. If I'm doing a quote and don't use all the lines, I get these errors on the unused ones. Hope I'm not being too confusing! Help!!! |
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Email the workbook to me.
Change the AT and the DOT to appropriate punctuation. Gord On Fri, 23 May 2008 09:30:02 -0700, Mary Lou wrote: Hi, I got so confused with the project that I just gave up.. temporarily. Would it be possible for me to send you my worksheet and have you look at my formulas?? |
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