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Check for error.type in same cell
Hello all:
Is it possible to use the formula Error.type to check if the cell has a certain error? So, for example, in cell A1 I start with =if(error.type("the cell itself with a formula")= 6, "yes","no"). Is this possible? To check for the cell itself if the result of the formula results in an error it should result to yes or no. Thanks. Art. |
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Check for error.type in same cell
You can check whether the formula returns an error or not..
=IF(ISERROR(formula),"",formula) If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "art" wrote: Hello all: Is it possible to use the formula Error.type to check if the cell has a certain error? So, for example, in cell A1 I start with =if(error.type("the cell itself with a formula")= 6, "yes","no"). Is this possible? To check for the cell itself if the result of the formula results in an error it should result to yes or no. Thanks. Art. |
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Check for error.type in same cell
Try this:
=IF(ISERROR(A1),IF(ERROR.TYPE(A1)=6,"Yes","No"),"" ) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "art" wrote in message news Hello all: Is it possible to use the formula Error.type to check if the cell has a certain error? So, for example, in cell A1 I start with =if(error.type("the cell itself with a formula")= 6, "yes","no"). Is this possible? To check for the cell itself if the result of the formula results in an error it should result to yes or no. Thanks. Art. |
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