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I see . Then try the following to extract the total savings : Code:
=SUMPRODUCT(($B$1:$B$4<>"")*$C$1:$C$4)
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Thanks a million, Charlie!! It worked! Do you have a link that explains how and why this works? That way, I'll know how to apply it to other situations. I don't recall seeing many of those characters in any of the other formulas I tried while researching this. Maybe that's why none of them worked.
This works perfectly, because when '0' is entered, I want it to do that calculation (which it does!) and it ignores the blank cells (which it should!). How does it know to differentiate between 'blank' and zero? |
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