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Hi guys here is the issue.
Under column A, which is titled serial number, I have listed the formula =IF(ISNUMBER(B28)=TRUE,A27+1,""). What this does is that it detects if there is a date in column B and then inputs a serial number that is one more than the previous one. If not the cell in column A is just left blank if no date is detected. Under column D, entitled Receipt number, I have inputed the formula =IF(MOD(A27,8)=0,"","NA"). What this does is it detects the serial number in column A and checks if it is a muliple of 8. If it is the cell in column D is left blank. If not "NA" is displayed. However if there is no serial number at all, I get a #VALUE! symbol. To get rid of the symbol, I tried a new formula in column D, =IF(ISNUMBER(A28),IF(MOD(A28,8)=0,"","NA"),"") What I am trying to achieve is that if no number is detected in column A, then column D should remain blank. If there is a number detected, then =IF(MOD(A28,8)=0,"","NA") should be applied. However, this does not seem to work. What am I doing wrong? |
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