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I have a formula in a cell(A) that reads the information from another cell(B)
using the Vlookup function. However, some of these B cells contain a formula with no results in them, resulting in A displaying the #VALUE! error. is there a way to ignore those cells that contain no values? I am also trying to add up all of the A cells but obviously get the #VALUE! as a result because of the previous errors. Anyway to count these VALUE cells as zero or circumvent in any way? thanks |
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