Ingoring text in a formula

B

Brad N

I know this has to be an easy problem to overcome, but I have not had
any luck finding a solution.

I have a spreadsheet listing our options and pricing to our customers.
I have a column that contains the quantity and another for the list
price. I would like to add a column showing the price x quantity.
Many of our "options" are included in the price of the system, so the
price of this option shows "included". However, I am not able to
multiply the quantity number times this text.

I would like it to treat this text as a 0, without having to show the
number 0 (I feel "included" is more intuitive for customers).

Is this possible?
 
R

Roger Govier

Hi Brad

With price in A, Quantity in B and your resulting new column as C
=IF(ISNUMBER(A1),A1*B1,"")
 
J

JE McGimpsey

If your data is set up like:

A B C D E F
1 ITEM Qty Base Option1 Option2 Total
2 P/N1234 17 $50.00 incl. $7.50


Then one way:

F1: = B1*SUM(C1:E1)

since SUM() ignores text
 

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