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MrRJ
I am trying to resolve a simple problem. I do not want to see the return
value of #N/A because it interupts when I do a sumation. I am using this
formula, which is part of another formula that I am using. This is the part
this is giving me grief.
=SUMIF('SouceA'!$AG$2:$AG$918,$B47,'SourceA'!$AL$2:$AL$918)
Note that I am looking for a value in SourceA but it is not there. Which is
ok. I want to return a value or a statement to something like this "No
pricing" if there is no value. Because it is those that I will be looking
for in my analysis.
Thanks,
RJ
value of #N/A because it interupts when I do a sumation. I am using this
formula, which is part of another formula that I am using. This is the part
this is giving me grief.
=SUMIF('SouceA'!$AG$2:$AG$918,$B47,'SourceA'!$AL$2:$AL$918)
Note that I am looking for a value in SourceA but it is not there. Which is
ok. I want to return a value or a statement to something like this "No
pricing" if there is no value. Because it is those that I will be looking
for in my analysis.
Thanks,
RJ