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dhouston1000 dhouston1000 is offline Multiple IF formulas that are not nested still returning #VALUE! Windows 10 Multiple IF formulas that are not nested still returning #VALUE! Office 2010
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Default Multiple IF formulas that are not nested still returning #VALUE!

I am working on an order form that needs to remain as simple as it currently is. The If statements test to see if a cell is greater than 0. (quantity or how many) If it is then it multiplies that cell by the cell next to it which is the price. Then I add up the cells.


As long as there is a value in the cells I get a proper outcome. If a cell is empty the cell returns #VALUE!.


I looked at putting the logic within each cell but that would require another column and add more complexity to this order form. The people I work with need simple.


Thanks, David
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