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    Ignore error (#value)

    I am trying to add two cells together.

    If one of the cell has an error (#value) how would i get the formula to attribute a 0 value to this cell.

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    Re: Ignore error (#value)

    Hello
    One way is the Sumif function, for example:

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    Hope this helps.
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    Re: Ignore error (#value)

    One way...

    =IF(COUNT(A1),A1)+IF(COUNT(A10),A10)

    If the cells are adjacent to each other:

    =SUMIF(A1:A2,"<1E100")
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    Re: Ignore error (#value)

    Just to add a note to my first post. As Tony shows the final range in Sumif is optional, so:

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