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    Angry Wondering how to leave a cell blank until i finish the formula...

    Hello,

    I am currently keeping score for an archery league in my home town. Since the sheets were provided to me by the club committy i cannot alter them. So here it goes...
    I need help with my formula. so far i have =sum((300- CELL WITH SCORE)*0.85,(+CELL WITH SCORE)) .... TO better explain we shoot a score out of 300 with an 85% handicap on remainding amount we dont shoot. the only problem with this is the cells that i have not imput a score into shows up 255 anyway i can make it stay blank until i place in the next week scores.


    example.... i shot a 250
    the handicap would be 50 x 85% which is 42.5 or 43
    so my total score with handicap is 293
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    Re: Wondering how to leave a cell blank until i finish the formula...

    use
    =IF(C3="","",SUM((300-C3)*0.85,C3))
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    Re: Wondering how to leave a cell blank until i finish the formula...

    Put this in cell C5 and fill right:
    =IF(C3="","",SUM((300-C3)*0.85,(+C3)))

    And this can be used in N2 to hide the #DIV/0 errors when no scores are entered yet:
    =IF(COUNT(C3:L3),AVERAGE(C3:L3),"")

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