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Cell Value must be zero
When a cell is showing; #VALUE!
Because the amount has not been calculated how can I get it to just show zero (0) I am getting the value from other spreadsheets totals and when those totals are not completed, because they are not applicable, I would like the final tabulation worksheet to just put 0 automatically there. I do not want to change the other worksheets from where the totals area coming from. =SUM('Other Occupancies'!C13) is the formula in one of the cells on my last spreadsheet and I want it to be showing zero (0) instead of #VALUE! Can it be done to just show 0 (zero)? |
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Cell Value must be zero
=IF(ISERROR(SUM('Other Occupancies'!C13)),0,SUM('Other Occupancies'!C13))
-- Kind regards, Niek Otten Microsoft MVP - Excel "Codeman" wrote in message ... When a cell is showing; #VALUE! Because the amount has not been calculated how can I get it to just show zero (0) I am getting the value from other spreadsheets totals and when those totals are not completed, because they are not applicable, I would like the final tabulation worksheet to just put 0 automatically there. I do not want to change the other worksheets from where the totals area coming from. =SUM('Other Occupancies'!C13) is the formula in one of the cells on my last spreadsheet and I want it to be showing zero (0) instead of #VALUE! Can it be done to just show 0 (zero)? |
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Hi,
Why not just =IF(ISERR('Other Occupancies'!C13),0,'Other Occupancies'!C13) or in 2007 =IFERROR('Other Occupancies'!C13,0) -- If this helps, please click the Yes button. Cheers, Shane Devenshire "Niek Otten" wrote: =IF(ISERROR(SUM('Other Occupancies'!C13)),0,SUM('Other Occupancies'!C13)) -- Kind regards, Niek Otten Microsoft MVP - Excel "Codeman" wrote in message ... When a cell is showing; #VALUE! Because the amount has not been calculated how can I get it to just show zero (0) I am getting the value from other spreadsheets totals and when those totals are not completed, because they are not applicable, I would like the final tabulation worksheet to just put 0 automatically there. I do not want to change the other worksheets from where the totals area coming from. =SUM('Other Occupancies'!C13) is the formula in one of the cells on my last spreadsheet and I want it to be showing zero (0) instead of #VALUE! Can it be done to just show 0 (zero)? |
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Cell Value must be zero
Absolutely right, Shane! I just didn't even notice the
SUMs.................. -- Kind regards, Niek Otten Microsoft MVP - Excel "Shane Devenshire" wrote in message ... Hi, Why not just =IF(ISERR('Other Occupancies'!C13),0,'Other Occupancies'!C13) or in 2007 =IFERROR('Other Occupancies'!C13,0) -- If this helps, please click the Yes button. Cheers, Shane Devenshire "Niek Otten" wrote: =IF(ISERROR(SUM('Other Occupancies'!C13)),0,SUM('Other Occupancies'!C13)) -- Kind regards, Niek Otten Microsoft MVP - Excel "Codeman" wrote in message ... When a cell is showing; #VALUE! Because the amount has not been calculated how can I get it to just show zero (0) I am getting the value from other spreadsheets totals and when those totals are not completed, because they are not applicable, I would like the final tabulation worksheet to just put 0 automatically there. I do not want to change the other worksheets from where the totals area coming from. =SUM('Other Occupancies'!C13) is the formula in one of the cells on my last spreadsheet and I want it to be showing zero (0) instead of #VALUE! Can it be done to just show 0 (zero)? |
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Thank you, It worked and is shorter.
"Shane Devenshire" wrote: Hi, Why not just =IF(ISERR('Other Occupancies'!C13),0,'Other Occupancies'!C13) or in 2007 =IFERROR('Other Occupancies'!C13,0) -- If this helps, please click the Yes button. Cheers, Shane Devenshire "Niek Otten" wrote: =IF(ISERROR(SUM('Other Occupancies'!C13)),0,SUM('Other Occupancies'!C13)) -- Kind regards, Niek Otten Microsoft MVP - Excel "Codeman" wrote in message ... When a cell is showing; #VALUE! Because the amount has not been calculated how can I get it to just show zero (0) I am getting the value from other spreadsheets totals and when those totals are not completed, because they are not applicable, I would like the final tabulation worksheet to just put 0 automatically there. I do not want to change the other worksheets from where the totals area coming from. =SUM('Other Occupancies'!C13) is the formula in one of the cells on my last spreadsheet and I want it to be showing zero (0) instead of #VALUE! Can it be done to just show 0 (zero)? |
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