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SUMIF NOT #VALUE Question
I'm trying to SUM a range Q3:Q33, but this range has values in it that get
calculated from other places that will be calculated through time. In the last few cells of the range I have "#VALUE" messages. How do I SUM Q3:Q33 and ignore the #VALUEs? I'm trying =SUMIF(Q3:Q33,"*",Q3:Q33), but this gives me a sum of 0. and =SUMIF(Q3:Q33,"<#VALUE",Q3:Q33), gives me #VALUE. Thanks in advance for your help. --Dax -- I would give my left hand to be ambidextrous! |
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SUMIF NOT #VALUE Question
Try this:
=SUMIF(Q3:Q33,"<"&99^99) -- HTH, RD --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please keep all correspondence within the NewsGroup, so all may benefit ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Dax Arroway" wrote in message ... I'm trying to SUM a range Q3:Q33, but this range has values in it that get calculated from other places that will be calculated through time. In the last few cells of the range I have "#VALUE" messages. How do I SUM Q3:Q33 and ignore the #VALUEs? I'm trying =SUMIF(Q3:Q33,"*",Q3:Q33), but this gives me a sum of 0. and =SUMIF(Q3:Q33,"<#VALUE",Q3:Q33), gives me #VALUE. Thanks in advance for your help. --Dax -- I would give my left hand to be ambidextrous! |
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SUMIF NOT #VALUE Question
You could trick it by doing something like
=SUMIF(Q3:Q33,"<999999999999") Essentially forcing it to only look at numbers. -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "Dax Arroway" wrote: I'm trying to SUM a range Q3:Q33, but this range has values in it that get calculated from other places that will be calculated through time. In the last few cells of the range I have "#VALUE" messages. How do I SUM Q3:Q33 and ignore the #VALUEs? I'm trying =SUMIF(Q3:Q33,"*",Q3:Q33), but this gives me a sum of 0. and =SUMIF(Q3:Q33,"<#VALUE",Q3:Q33), gives me #VALUE. Thanks in advance for your help. --Dax -- I would give my left hand to be ambidextrous! |
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SUMIF NOT #VALUE Question
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=SUMIF(Q3:Q33,"<#VALUE!") Hope this helps! Domenic www.xl-central.com In article , Dax Arroway wrote: I'm trying to SUM a range Q3:Q33, but this range has values in it that get calculated from other places that will be calculated through time. In the last few cells of the range I have "#VALUE" messages. How do I SUM Q3:Q33 and ignore the #VALUEs? I'm trying =SUMIF(Q3:Q33,"*",Q3:Q33), but this gives me a sum of 0. and =SUMIF(Q3:Q33,"<#VALUE",Q3:Q33), gives me #VALUE. Thanks in advance for your help. --Dax |
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