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How do i subtract cells in an IF function?
When using an IF function, how do you eliminate the #VALUE when you try to
subtract one cell from another cell. The #VALUE sign appears in the cell with the formula. |
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How do i subtract cells in an IF function?
It's because one or more cells in a calculation are text and not numbers or
blanks like "" or " " =IF(ISTEXT(A2),0,B2-A2) -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom Portland, Oregon "Ryan" wrote in message ... When using an IF function, how do you eliminate the #VALUE when you try to subtract one cell from another cell. The #VALUE sign appears in the cell with the formula. |
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