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I would be thankful if anybody having a formula that eliminates completely
errors from a range.'ISERROR' function only hiding the error value.A range has some data values and some error values.I want to extract only data values from this range and put them in new range leaving completely error cells in old range.in the new range all data cells be shifted to upside of a row Any articles to deal with errors? |
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How about copy the error free values? Select the range,
press F5, click special, select formulas (or constants depending on the data) and uncheck errors, copy and paste -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom (No private emails please) "TUNGANA KURMA RAJU" wrote in message ... I would be thankful if anybody having a formula that eliminates completely errors from a range.'ISERROR' function only hiding the error value.A range has some data values and some error values.I want to extract only data values from this range and put them in new range leaving completely error cells in old range.in the new range all data cells be shifted to upside of a row Any articles to deal with errors? |
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On Tue, 25 Oct 2005 05:07:29 -0700, TUNGANA KURMA RAJU
wrote: I would be thankful if anybody having a formula that eliminates completely errors from a range.'ISERROR' function only hiding the error value.A range has some data values and some error values.I want to extract only data values from this range and put them in new range leaving completely error cells in old range.in the new range all data cells be shifted to upside of a row Any articles to deal with errors? You can use the Advanced Filter to deal with this issue. Look at HELP for Advanced Filter to read about it, and see examples of criteria using formulas. The formula you will be interested in will be =NOT(ISERROR(cell_ref)) --ron |
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Thanks but,my range that contains error values and data values always changes
as it is function based range.With your idea my output will not match with current range. "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: How about copy the error free values? Select the range, press F5, click special, select formulas (or constants depending on the data) and uncheck errors, copy and paste -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom (No private emails please) "TUNGANA KURMA RAJU" wrote in message ... I would be thankful if anybody having a formula that eliminates completely errors from a range.'ISERROR' function only hiding the error value.A range has some data values and some error values.I want to extract only data values from this range and put them in new range leaving completely error cells in old range.in the new range all data cells be shifted to upside of a row Any articles to deal with errors? |
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