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I currently have a cell that has the folowing formula
=SUMIF(B13:B28,10,P13:P28)

Is there a way for this cell to allow a manually input value and if none
then utilize the above formula for an automatic cell value?

What would the formula be?
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Try this:
If the input cell is A1 . . .
=SUMIF(B13:B28,IF(ISBLANK(A1),10,A1),P13:P28)

Does that help?

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Ron


"Rick" wrote:

I currently have a cell that has the folowing formula
=SUMIF(B13:B28,10,P13:P28)

Is there a way for this cell to allow a manually input value and if none
then utilize the above formula for an automatic cell value?

What would the formula be?

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Rick
 
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Default Cell Formula or Cell Input

Ron
I may be doing something incorrect...it didn't work. I may not have clearly
defined my problem. Is it possible to have a formula in a cell and also be
able to make a manual entry in the same cell without losing the formula?

"Ron Coderre" wrote:

Try this:
If the input cell is A1 . . .
=SUMIF(B13:B28,IF(ISBLANK(A1),10,A1),P13:P28)

Does that help?

***********
Regards,
Ron


"Rick" wrote:

I currently have a cell that has the folowing formula
=SUMIF(B13:B28,10,P13:P28)

Is there a way for this cell to allow a manually input value and if none
then utilize the above formula for an automatic cell value?

What would the formula be?

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Ron Coderre
 
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Default Cell Formula or Cell Input

Not with out-of-box functionality.
You could write a vba program to alter Excel's behavior for that cell if yuo
really needed to.

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Regards,
Ron


"Rick" wrote:

Ron
I may be doing something incorrect...it didn't work. I may not have clearly
defined my problem. Is it possible to have a formula in a cell and also be
able to make a manual entry in the same cell without losing the formula?

"Ron Coderre" wrote:

Try this:
If the input cell is A1 . . .
=SUMIF(B13:B28,IF(ISBLANK(A1),10,A1),P13:P28)

Does that help?

***********
Regards,
Ron


"Rick" wrote:

I currently have a cell that has the folowing formula
=SUMIF(B13:B28,10,P13:P28)

Is there a way for this cell to allow a manually input value and if none
then utilize the above formula for an automatic cell value?

What would the formula be?

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