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Hello,
I am currently working on a spreadsheet that was handed down from someone else and I am having trouble understanding one of the formulas. =IF(ISERROR((((Y/(Y+N))*(100-(Y+N)*14))+(Y*14))),"",(((Y/(Y+N))*(100-(Y+N)*14))+(Y*14))) I know how it works, and I know what it does. However, I can not figure out how this formula knows what range of information to use to gather information, yet in the spreadsheet each cell with this formula has a range associated with it. Any assistance would be appreciated. |
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There must be named ranges. Go to the box on top left of the worksheet which
shows the cell address of the active cell. Type Y or N there and press enter...see what range is selected. "Jorge" wrote in message ... Hello, I am currently working on a spreadsheet that was handed down from someone else and I am having trouble understanding one of the formulas. =IF(ISERROR((((Y/(Y+N))*(100-(Y+N)*14))+(Y*14))),"",(((Y/(Y+N))*(100-(Y+N)*14))+(Y*14))) I know how it works, and I know what it does. However, I can not figure out how this formula knows what range of information to use to gather information, yet in the spreadsheet each cell with this formula has a range associated with it. Any assistance would be appreciated. |
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Y and N are probably Named Ranges. To verify this, checK:
Insert Name Define and see if the names appear. -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200805 "Jorge" wrote: Hello, I am currently working on a spreadsheet that was handed down from someone else and I am having trouble understanding one of the formulas. =IF(ISERROR((((Y/(Y+N))*(100-(Y+N)*14))+(Y*14))),"",(((Y/(Y+N))*(100-(Y+N)*14))+(Y*14))) I know how it works, and I know what it does. However, I can not figure out how this formula knows what range of information to use to gather information, yet in the spreadsheet each cell with this formula has a range associated with it. Any assistance would be appreciated. |
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=IF(ISERROR((((Y/(Y+N))*(100-(Y+N)*14))+(Y*14))),"",(((Y/(Y+N))*(100-(Y+N)*14))+(Y*14)))
As a side note, if you are using Excel 2007... =IFERROR((100*y)/(n + y),"") -- HTH :) Dana DeLouis "Gary''s Student" wrote in message ... Y and N are probably Named Ranges. To verify this, checK: Insert Name Define and see if the names appear. -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200805 "Jorge" wrote: Hello, I am currently working on a spreadsheet that was handed down from someone else and I am having trouble understanding one of the formulas. =IF(ISERROR((((Y/(Y+N))*(100-(Y+N)*14))+(Y*14))),"",(((Y/(Y+N))*(100-(Y+N)*14))+(Y*14))) I know how it works, and I know what it does. However, I can not figure out how this formula knows what range of information to use to gather information, yet in the spreadsheet each cell with this formula has a range associated with it. Any assistance would be appreciated. |
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