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    Eliminating #Value!" message

    Hello all.
    I am attempting to do a spreadsheet that calculates between two dates. For the calculations between two dates I am using the formula: =NETWORKDAYS.INTL(C2,D2,1,$O$2:$O$12)
    However, I do not have values in the all the fields the formula is referencing. Therefore, I am getting the "#Value!" error message.

    What I am trying to do come up with a formula to eliminate the error. I think I need to use the "If" formula, but not sure.

    Any help you guys can give would be great!

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    Re: Eliminating #Value!" message

    Use the IFERROR function

    =IFERROR(NETWORKDAYS.INTL(C12,D12,1,$O$2:$O$12),"")

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    =Iferror(NETWORKDAYS.INTL(C2,D2,1,$O$2:$O$12),"Data not available")

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    Re: Eliminating #Value!" message

    Thank you Twhite.

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    Re: Eliminating #Value!" message

    You can either use IFERROR or use
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