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ISNUMBER or IFERROR
Hello,
I have the following equation: =IF(I3=1,20,IF(I3>1,(I3-1)*15+20,IF(J3>=1,(J3*100),"")))*IF([@Paid]="Unpaid",-1,1) When I add a new row, it returns #VALUE, my question is, do I use ISNUMBER OR IFERROR in the equation, and where should I add it? Thanks in advance for your help. Caz |
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In case you want an empty cell whenever any error occurs:
Code:
=IFERROR(IF(I3=1,20,IF(I3>1,(I3-1)*15+20,IF(J3>=1,(J3*100),"")))*IF([@Paid]="Unpaid",-1,1),"") |
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That works well.
Thanks for your help. |
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