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How to ignore empty cells in multiplication

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    Forum Mmeber
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    How to ignore empty cells in multiplication

    Where column a is a quantity and column e is a dollar amount and column F is the result of a and e multiplied I get a #value error if any of the rows are empty(which some will be empty)

    for example in
    in cell f46 I want the result of A46 x e46 and in cell F100 I want the sum of f46..f 99) but if any of the cells in the f column are blank because no quantity in the A column entered I get #value error. I don't want the users to have to put zeros in all the a column fields that they don't enter a quantity.

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    Re: How to ignore empty cells in multiplication

    @bbehli, per Forum Rules do not post questions in duplicate (and when you do post questions please use an appropriate forum)

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