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jomili IF OR ISERROR problem 01-03-2011, 04:00 PM
DonkeyOte Re: IF OR ISERROR problem 01-03-2011, 04:06 PM
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    Re: IF OR ISERROR problem

    Given the explicit coercion taking place as a result of the subtraction you need to test the Error first / separately:

    =IF(ISERROR(O2-J2),"",IF(O2<=J2,"",O2-J2))
    we don't know how O2:J2 are being populated but you might find you could get away with:

    =IF(OR(COUNT(O2:J2)<2,O2<=J2),"",O2-J2)
    but the former is more "robust"
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    Re: IF OR ISERROR problem

    Thanks DonkeyOte;

    I hadn't even thought about splitting it up like that. I appreciate the help.
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