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I often use sumif formula in spreadsheets, the criteria usually is a
cell reference so the user can decide what they want to add up. I started to get some results for sumifs when the criteria cell was blank. On investigation I found that there were some zero values in the spreadsheet and that the formula was counting them. I thought a blank cell was a null value and not a zero value. I can duplicate this on different excel installations on different computers though the versions are all 2002. |
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