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I have a column of data that links to another sheet I need a ytd total for.
The problem is that the cells contain formulas (on the feeding sheet) that return #div/0! until the date has passed and data is entered into its referring cells. Is there a way I can sum these columns and ignore the #div/0! 's ? I had been using a simple a20+a40+a60 type formula. Thanks, Todd |
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I'd recommend that you fix the #DIV/0s instead - it's generally bad
practice to have "expected errors" on your sheet - it tends to mask or desensitize one to other problems. For instance, if you have something like =A1/B1 where B1 is zero until a certain date, use =IF(B10, A1/B1,"") You can then use SUM, which ignores text. In article , "Todd" wrote: I have a column of data that links to another sheet I need a ytd total for. The problem is that the cells contain formulas (on the feeding sheet) that return #div/0! until the date has passed and data is entered into its referring cells. Is there a way I can sum these columns and ignore the #div/0! 's ? I had been using a simple a20+a40+a60 type formula. |
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Only way would be to use
=SUMIF(Range,"<#DIV/0!") but better would be to eliminate the errors by using =IF(B1=0,0,A1/B1) so if the cell you are dividing with is zero or blank, 0, otherwise your formula Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Todd" wrote: I have a column of data that links to another sheet I need a ytd total for. The problem is that the cells contain formulas (on the feeding sheet) that return #div/0! until the date has passed and data is entered into its referring cells. Is there a way I can sum these columns and ignore the #div/0! 's ? I had been using a simple a20+a40+a60 type formula. Thanks, Todd |
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I have a question too, can someone help me?
My problem is if : =(N35*2+M35) / L35+K35 where L35 = 0 and K35 = 0%, how should i put it correctly? (both N35 & M35 have a figure) "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: Only way would be to use =SUMIF(Range,"<#DIV/0!") but better would be to eliminate the errors by using =IF(B1=0,0,A1/B1) so if the cell you are dividing with is zero or blank, 0, otherwise your formula Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Todd" wrote: I have a column of data that links to another sheet I need a ytd total for. The problem is that the cells contain formulas (on the feeding sheet) that return #div/0! until the date has passed and data is entered into its referring cells. Is there a way I can sum these columns and ignore the #div/0! 's ? I had been using a simple a20+a40+a60 type formula. Thanks, Todd |
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=IF(L35=0,"",(N35*2+M35) / L35+K35)
I've tested only for L35 being 0, not K35, because you are not dividing by anything involving K35, but as you mention K35 and it is a percentage, I wonder whether you actually intended not =(N35*2+M35) / L35+K35 but =(N35*2+M35) / (L35*(1+K35)) in which case, change my formula to =IF(L35=0,"",(N35*2+M35) / (L35*(1+K35))) in which case you're still not worried if K35 is 0, unless L35 is also 0. If you need to cope with the case where K35 is -100%, you could use =IF(L35*(1+K35)=0,"",(N35*2+M35) / (L35*(1+K35))) -- David Biddulph "Jeff" wrote in message ... I have a question too, can someone help me? My problem is if : =(N35*2+M35) / L35+K35 where L35 = 0 and K35 = 0%, how should i put it correctly? (both N35 & M35 have a figure) "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: Only way would be to use =SUMIF(Range,"<#DIV/0!") but better would be to eliminate the errors by using =IF(B1=0,0,A1/B1) so if the cell you are dividing with is zero or blank, 0, otherwise your formula Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Todd" wrote: I have a column of data that links to another sheet I need a ytd total for. The problem is that the cells contain formulas (on the feeding sheet) that return #div/0! until the date has passed and data is entered into its referring cells. Is there a way I can sum these columns and ignore the #div/0! 's ? I had been using a simple a20+a40+a60 type formula. Thanks, Todd |
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What result do you want if L35 = 0 and K35 = 0%?
This will return a blank cell: =IF(L35+K35=0,"",(N35*2+M35) / L35+K35) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Jeff" wrote in message ... I have a question too, can someone help me? My problem is if : =(N35*2+M35) / L35+K35 where L35 = 0 and K35 = 0%, how should i put it correctly? (both N35 & M35 have a figure) "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: Only way would be to use =SUMIF(Range,"<#DIV/0!") but better would be to eliminate the errors by using =IF(B1=0,0,A1/B1) so if the cell you are dividing with is zero or blank, 0, otherwise your formula Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Todd" wrote: I have a column of data that links to another sheet I need a ytd total for. The problem is that the cells contain formulas (on the feeding sheet) that return #div/0! until the date has passed and data is entered into its referring cells. Is there a way I can sum these columns and ignore the #div/0! 's ? I had been using a simple a20+a40+a60 type formula. Thanks, Todd |
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![]() "Todd" wrote: I have a column of data that links to another sheet I need a ytd total for. The problem is that the cells contain formulas (on the feeding sheet) that return #div/0! until the date has passed and data is entered into its referring cells. Is there a way I can sum these columns and ignore the #div/0! 's ? I had been using a simple a20+a40+a60 type formula. Thanks, Todd |
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