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How to hide #UNPARSEABLE error
Ben
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Hey All,
I have this formula =NETDAYS(Created16, [Due Date]16) and it's working just fine. It's just give me the number days left between two dates.
But, when the data cells don't have values, it gives me this error "#UNPARSEABLE".
I'm guessing I need to use an "IF" statment to eliminate this error, but I don't know how to do that and I was hoping maybe one of you could help me.
Thanks.
Ben.
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Hi Ben,
Further to Craig's reply, I normally use empty quotation marks as specified content in the event of an error if I want the cell to display as being empty:
=IFERROR(NETDAYS(Created16, [Due Date]16),"")
Hope this is useful.
Bertus
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