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  1. 07-23-2019, 01:09 PM #1
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    Summing numbers with n/a

    I need a formula which will add up column D,E AND F even with the #N/A since it is not working when summing up with #N/A
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    Re: Summing numbers with n/a

    What formula are you using? SUM should work:

    =SUM(D2:F2)
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    Re: Summing numbers with n/a

    It does not work with #N/A I just tried please see attached for screenshot.
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    Re: Summing numbers with n/a

    How about attaching the workbook?
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    Re: Summing numbers with n/a

    I have just solved the problem, I have used this formula- =SUMIF(D2:F2,"<>#N/A")

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    Re: Summing numbers with n/a

    Great! Well done.
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