In this formula =IF(D12=0,"",D12 -C12+1) I get a return of 28 which
is correct.
In this formula =IF(D11=0,"",D11 -C11+1) I get #VALUE!
I cant understand this, I have checked cell format and both are in
general, I have tried dragging down and still no change. The subtraction
elemenst are 2 dates.
Dave Peterson
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6th Feb 2012
You'll see this error if
D11 is non-empty and non-numeric
or
C11 is non-empty and non-numeric
On 02/06/2012 06:01, ss wrote:
> In this formula =IF(D12=0,"",D12 -C12+1) I get a return of 28 which is correct.
>
> In this formula =IF(D11=0,"",D11 -C11+1) I get #VALUE!
>
> I cant understand this, I have checked cell format and both are in general, I
> have tried dragging down and still no change. The subtraction elemenst are 2 dates.
>
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Stan Brown
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On Mon, 06 Feb 2012 12:01:47 +0000, ss wrote:
> In this formula =IF(D11=0,"",D11 -C11+1) I get #VALUE!
Either C11 or D11 has a #VALUE in it.
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ss
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On 07/02/2012 00:20, Stan Brown wrote:
> On Mon, 06 Feb 2012 12:01:47 +0000, ss wrote:
>> In this formula =IF(D11=0,"",D11 -C11+1) I get #VALUE!
>
> Either C11 or D11 has a #VALUE in it.
>
>
>
Now sorted I dragged down the cells above (same format) and it sorted
the problem although I still never worked out what the prob was.