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Old 05-13-2021, 08:20 AM
MichaelM2021 MichaelM2021 is offline Can you have both formula and manual entry in same column? Windows 10 Can you have both formula and manual entry in same column? Office 2016
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Apologies miless2111s I'm a bit lost, can I be more specific so that I can try and understand better.

Column (Number20) - contains my planned meterage
Column (Number19) - contains my meters complete
Column (Text 30) - is where I want to see the meterage progress so I use the below formula in column Text 30 -



Format([Number19]/[Number20]*100 & "% ","0%")

This calculates the correct percentage and format when column 19 has progress, however when is is zero I get #ERROR. And there are columns I want to manually enter hence why I needed a new column. I created (text 21) to be that column.

Any help would be appreciated
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Old 05-13-2021, 08:50 AM
miless2111s miless2111s is offline Can you have both formula and manual entry in same column? Windows 7 32bit Can you have both formula and manual entry in same column? Office 2007
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Apologies miless2111s I'm a bit lost, can I be more specific so that I can try and understand better.

Column (Number20) - contains my planned meterage
Column (Number19) - contains my meters complete
Column (Text 30) - is where I want to see the meterage progress so I use the below formula in column Text 30 -

Format([Number19]/[Number20]*100 & "% ","0%")

This calculates the correct percentage and format when column 19 has progress, however when is is zero I get #ERROR. And there are columns I want to manually enter hence why I needed a new column. I created (text 21) to be that column.

Any help would be appreciated
OK, firstly you can avoid the #error by doing a check if Number19 contains 0 so something like
iif([number19] = 0,0,your calculation)

When you say that you've got text21 to be a manual entry field do you want one of number19, 20 or text30 to be replaced by the contents of text21? If so simply use the "check if [text20] contains something" formula that I provided

Or have I misunderstood that you want.
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Old 05-13-2021, 01:04 PM
MichaelM2021 MichaelM2021 is offline Can you have both formula and manual entry in same column? Windows 10 Can you have both formula and manual entry in same column? Office 2016
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Sorry miless2111s it's not working, can I send you screenshots of what I am trying to do, if you are available to help that is?
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