From: clacount on 29 Mar 2010 17:18 Sorry, I must have clicked on the FrontPage tab rather than Excel and didn't notice what I had done. Thanks for the response. -- clacount "LD55ZRA" wrote: > > It means nothing or zero. The formula says that if CELLS G40 TO G52 > contains numbers greater than 0, than find total of them else just enter > nothing or zero. > > Is this anything to do with FP? I have only used such formulas in Excel > but in FP you may want to use JavaScript. Please let us know. > > hth > > > clacount wrote: > > > > Can someone tell me what a " mark in this formula means? > > > > Example: =IF(G40:G52)>0,SUM(G40:G52),"") > > -- > > clacount > . >
From: Helpful person on 29 Mar 2010 17:17
On Mar 29, 12:51 pm, clacount <claco...(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: > Can someone tell me what a " mark in this formula means? > > Example: =IF(G40:G52)>0,SUM(G40:G52),"") > -- > clacount It is not an empty string as others have stated. It is a cell with nothing in it which Excel treats differently to empty. You can check this with the isempty (sp?) query. www.richardfisher.com |