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    How do I merge these two formulas?

    In one set of row data, I use the following formula in cell (CE64)
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    This returns "-" if cells are blank.

    In a second set of row data, I use the following formula in cell (AO64)
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    this also returns "-" to suppress the #Value error.

    The problem is that, obvious it does not total the first set of data (AF64:AM67) unless there is a value in (CE64)

    how do I get around this? I thought about replacing the formula in (AO64) with a combination of the following formulas, I just cant figure it out.
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    Please help......I hate the "0" value in blank cells!

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    Re: How do I merge these two formulas?

    Just change the cell format so that "0" will display as "-". The "comma" style works well for this.
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    Re: How do I merge these two formulas?

    Why not just set Excel options to hide zeros?
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    Re: How do I merge these two formulas?

    In AO64, why not just:
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    Re: How do I merge these two formulas?

    Thanks prontonLeah! I guess I was trying to make things more complicated than they had to be.......

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