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Thanks a million
To clear the problem here is the scenario: There are two grades (7 & 8) in my school. Grade 7 has 4 subjects and grade 8 has 5 subjects. I have to create one Excel sheet for both grades. I have made one with 5 subjects for grade 8 with all its functions. When I used this file for grade 7 (which has 4 subjects), I have to delete the column number 5 (the 5th subject), right! The problem is: #REF! appears in the functions as below: =IF(AND(E4>=50,H4>=50,K4>=50,N4>=50,#REF!>=50),"Pass in 1st attempt",IF(AND(E5>=50,H5>=50,K5>=50,N5>=50,#REF!>=50),"Pass in 2nd attempt",IF(AND(E6>=50,H6>=50,K6>=50,N6>=50,#REF!>=50),"Pass in 3rd attempt",""))) as in the attached file. The question is: How to delete or overcome this (#REF!) automatically? Notice, please, that I will use this file for more different grades. I hope it is clear now. And sorry for ambiguity. Accept my respect. ![]() |
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