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how can I get sums to perform as normal, even when it is confronted by
empty cells? I realise that if I am computing, say, A1-B1 and A2-B2 and there is no data in one of them (e.g. A2-B2) then I will get a #VALUE! error message because of no data etc. How can I get around this please, and have the answer cell display a zero for the result, when there is no data to compute E.G. {using the fake data of 5-6=1 and 0-3=#VALUE!} from: A1[5] - B1[6] = C1[1] A2[empty cell] - B2[3] = #VALUE! to: A1[5] - B1[6] = C1[1] A2[empty cell] - B2[3] = 0 I cant have zeros appear in the dependant cells because it alters other formula, so just neet it to class a blank/empty cell as a zero. Any ideas please?? Ted. |
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