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Excel null value in formula

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The error value itself plus the Error Option Button, displayed in the error formula, helps identify the problem by showing a small green triangle containing error values. Start Your Free Excel Course. Excel display some of the Null! Errors which are very common. We will show you the list of those common error values along with some examples.


Refer to the below screenshot. Suppose we need to take the Total Gross Profit of the resources in the below example for 12 resources with their gross profits in column B3 to B Suppose you want to rectify the NULL! In the below example, we have taken two students marks in 5 subjects in 2 different rows, which do not intersect. This is when we get the Null error in Excel. Create a free Team What is Teams? Collectives on Stack Overflow. Learn more. Asked 11 years, 9 months ago.


Active 10 years, 2 months ago. Viewed k times. Community Bot 1 1 1 silver badge. Peter Craig Peter Craig 6, 17 17 gold badges 57 57 silver badges 73 73 bronze badges. Here is a way to return true empty blank as a formula result: stackoverflow.


Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. I'm generating a graph from the data and so "" is graphed as 0 yet a NULL cell isn't graphed. PeterCraig You can return NA which won't be graphed. Kenneth Hobson Well-known Member. Why not just check for the value being "" rather than empty? Of course your formula will show division by 0 error if B1 is empty or 0. I guess you could use a UDF like this but a simple If would do just as well.


I'll ask my question another way I've learned that VBA includes a Null value in the variable vbNullString I've tested running a macro to insert a null value into a cell using vbNullString and it works Function NullValue ActiveCell. A value used in the formaul is of a wrong data type. Not sure what this is accomplishing, but your Function is not written correctly: Code:. Last edited: Aug 8, Joined Apr 25, Messages 19, You cannot assign values to cells in a UDF. Your statement is not allowed.


If you want to return the null string then use Hotpepper's : Code:. I thank everyone for their input. Perhaps by posting a couple of files that you can examine you'll better understand what I'm trying to do. Or you can examine the xls file from which the PDF was created.


Please note: 1. No, you can't have nothing in a cell and a formula. But this should be a very easy fix. Hotpepper, Thanks for your feedback.