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I find this rather confusing:
Cell M7 =IF(SUM(H7:L7)=0,"",SUM(H7:L7)) Cell M8 =IF(COUNTIF(H8:L8,"W")<1,"",COUNTIF(H8:L8,"W")) Cell M9 =IF(SUM(H9:L9)=0,"",SUM(H9:L9)) When I enter the formula in M7 and M8 everything works as expected, however when I enter the formula in M9 I get the diamond with the exclamation indicating "Inconsistent Formula" to the left of Cell M8. Can anyone explain why? Thanks |
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