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How to get rid of #Value when multiplying
I am very new to Excel and I am trying to build an invoice sheet for my employer.
Here is the scenario =F21*G21 But when I leave f21 and g21 blank I get #VALUE I need it to just be blank so I have a blank invoice. I also have =G37*9 if G37 is blank I get #VALUE Also my subtotal =SUM(H20:H44) if any field is blank i get #VALUE PLEASE HELP!! Submitted via EggHeadCafe - Software Developer Portal of Choice REPAIRING / REINSTALLING ASP.NET http://www.eggheadcafe.com/tutorials...nstalling.aspx |
How to get rid of #Value when multiplying
I assume you have another formula in F and G21 that returns a "", you can change you multiplication formula to this instead and it should work =IF(COUNT(F21:G21)=2,F21*G21,"") However for the SUM formula I don't understand why you would get VALUE# unless there is a value error in any of those cells? SUM ignores text -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom <erika rock wrote in message ... I am very new to Excel and I am trying to build an invoice sheet for my employer. Here is the scenario =F21*G21 But when I leave f21 and g21 blank I get #VALUE I need it to just be blank so I have a blank invoice. I also have =G37*9 if G37 is blank I get #VALUE Also my subtotal =SUM(H20:H44) if any field is blank i get #VALUE PLEASE HELP!! Submitted via EggHeadCafe - Software Developer Portal of Choice REPAIRING / REINSTALLING ASP.NET http://www.eggheadcafe.com/tutorials...nstalling.aspx |
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