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alex2476
Jan 10, 2023Copper Contributor
Referencing a formula
I have a cell with this formula in The sheet 'FDS VERSO' AY9 "=MIN('FDS RECTO'!P59:P82)" Theses referenced cells ('FDS RECTO'!P59:P82) contain this formula: for the cell P59: =MIN(Q59:S59), Th...
- Jan 10, 2023
This is because some of the rows in 'FDS RECTO'!Q59:S82 contain only zeros, and hence 'FDS RECTO'!P59:P82 contains zeros.
This is in turn, because some of the rows on the CCM sheet are empty. For example, CCM!D15 is empty, and hence the formula =CCM!D15 returns 0. This is a quirk of Excel.
One workaround is to change the formula in 'FDS RECTO'!P59 to
=IF(MIN(Q59:S59)=0,"",MIN(Q59:S59))
and fill it down to P82.
OliverScheurich
Jan 10, 2023Gold Contributor
In Excel options you can select advanced ("Erweitert" in german) and then tick the selection "show a zero in cells that have zero value".
- alex2476Jan 11, 2023Copper ContributorYes it makes it more obvious thank you!