Am I to assume that there is not a way to use a range in an IF statement. If
not is there a way to incorporate #N/A error into a conditional format?

Depends on what you are trying to do. For example, we might be interested in
knowing if any cells in A1 thru A1000 have #N/A:

=IF(ERROR.TYPE(SUM(A1:A1000))=7,"error present","clean")

This also shows a way to test for #N/A

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Gary''s Student - gsnu200777


"Cerberus" wrote:

> Am I to assume that there is not a way to use a range in an IF statement. If
> not is there a way to incorporate #N/A error into a conditional format?

Thank you for your help.

"Gary''s Student" wrote:

> Depends on what you are trying to do. For example, we might be interested in
> knowing if any cells in A1 thru A1000 have #N/A:
>
> =IF(ERROR.TYPE(SUM(A1:A1000))=7,"error present","clean")
>
> This also shows a way to test for #N/A
>
> --
> Gary''s Student - gsnu200777
>
>
> "Cerberus" wrote:
>
> > Am I to assume that there is not a way to use a range in an IF statement. If
> > not is there a way to incorporate #N/A error into a conditional format?