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    How do I multiply two cells while disregarding "N/A"? [SOLVED]

    This is probably one of the all time questions but, I have two cells CI4 DB4 that I wish to multiply. I tried a variant of wishful thinking but it doesn't seem to work.

    =SUMproductIF(CI4,DB4,"<>#N/A")

    Any help would be much appreciated,

    Cheers,
    Last edited by Joah; 01-21-2013 at 08:32 PM.

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    Re: How do I multiply two cells while disregarding "N/A"?

    Hi,

    Perhaps
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    =IFERROR(CI4*DB4,"")
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    Re: How do I multiply two cells while disregarding "N/A"?

    Man, I just love it when it's that easy.

    Post a question, take a nap, turn screen back on and presto!

    Cheers,

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