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Sum data range containing NA()
I have a table of data which I am plotting on a chart. To ignore blank data I
have set some cells to NA() by using: =IF(G$160,G93+F93+E93,NA()) All is well, and the chart is as required. However on the table of data I also want to sum the columns, but if one or more cells is #N/A the result is #N/A. I am using: =SUM(G106:G117) How can I get the sum command to ignore the cells with no data, but still have a chart which does not show the blank data? Thanks, Andy. |
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Sum data range containing NA()
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Sum(if(isna(G106:g117),0,g106:G117) entered as an array control-shift-enter "Andy" wrote: I have a table of data which I am plotting on a chart. To ignore blank data I have set some cells to NA() by using: =IF(G$160,G93+F93+E93,NA()) All is well, and the chart is as required. However on the table of data I also want to sum the columns, but if one or more cells is #N/A the result is #N/A. I am using: =SUM(G106:G117) How can I get the sum command to ignore the cells with no data, but still have a chart which does not show the blank data? Thanks, Andy. |
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