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I have a simple spreadsheet in which three columns are used to keep track of
an account balance. Column A is withdrawals, B is deposits, C is balance. A typical entry in C25 would be =C24 - A25 + B25. One of the cells in A or B will be empty in row 25. This approach has been working well and blank cells have resulted in a value of zero being used in the calculations. However, recently the #VALUE result comes up instead of the expected result.. If I replace the empty cell with 0 then the formula appears to work correctly, so the problem is related to how the lack of an entry in one of the cells is being considered. The confusing thing is that entering a value of zero has not been required previously. All three columns have been formatted as number. |