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terryspencer2003
I want to test a formula for errors using the ISERROR Statememt.
Effectively I want to say:
IF(ISERROR(forumula),0,formula)
However my formula is very large. Repeating it again at the end of
the statement makes it difficult to audit after the fact. Especially
when my formula looks like this:
(SUM(OFFSET('2002'!D$2,MATCH(D$3,'2002'!$C$2:$C$8674,0),26),OFFSET('2002'!D$2,MATCH(D$4,'2002'!$C$2:$C$8674,0)-1,26)))*A6+(SUM(OFFSET('2003'!D$2,MATCH(D$3,'2003'!$C$2:$C$8674,0),26),OFFSET('2003'!D$2,MATCH(D$4,'2003'!$C$2:$C$8674,0)-1,26)))*B6
Is there a way to test for the error without having to repeat the
formula?
TS
Effectively I want to say:
IF(ISERROR(forumula),0,formula)
However my formula is very large. Repeating it again at the end of
the statement makes it difficult to audit after the fact. Especially
when my formula looks like this:
(SUM(OFFSET('2002'!D$2,MATCH(D$3,'2002'!$C$2:$C$8674,0),26),OFFSET('2002'!D$2,MATCH(D$4,'2002'!$C$2:$C$8674,0)-1,26)))*A6+(SUM(OFFSET('2003'!D$2,MATCH(D$3,'2003'!$C$2:$C$8674,0),26),OFFSET('2003'!D$2,MATCH(D$4,'2003'!$C$2:$C$8674,0)-1,26)))*B6
Is there a way to test for the error without having to repeat the
formula?
TS