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deniztopcu
Sep 17, 2023Brass Contributor
sumproduct #value error
Even though I ignore null values, I get #value error. Can you help me with the cause or solution?
deniztopcu
Sep 17, 2023Brass Contributor
Detlef_Lewin
I realized I made a mistake. This makes you think that this job is static.
I don't compare it to zero.
and there is actually a formula in every cell. There are structures that vary depending on the situation.
Patrick2788
Sep 17, 2023Silver Contributor
You had an apostrophe in every cell in the range O18:R18.
If you step through the formula with the formula evaluator, it is made very apparent:
- deniztopcuSep 17, 2023Brass ContributorThere has to be an apostrophe there.
There is the formula under normal conditions. iferror(x-y)/y;"")
If you replace this formula with iferror((x-y)/y;0) it will be filled with "0" or "-", which is visually impossible.