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summing while #REF! present

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    summing while #REF! present

    I am trying to sum a row of numbers, but some of the numbers are currently displaying #REF!, because they are referring to something that is not yet created, but will be eventually so I want to keep it. My question is, can I somehow create a sumif(XYA<> #REF!) or some other way of including the cells with ref errors but not getting a ref error as a result.

    i.e.

    Cell A1: 4 Cell B1: #REF! Cell C1: 6 Cell D1: 7 Cell E1: 9

    I want to sum A1:E1 and not get a #REF! error. Is this possible?

    Thanks a lot....

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    If you can't get rid of the REF! error, then try:

    =SUM(IF(ISNUMBER(A1:E1),A1:E1))

    where A1:E1 is the range to sum....

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    Or

    =SUMIF(A1:E1,"<>#Ref!")
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    Quote Originally Posted by VBA Noob
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    That works too

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