Excel Spreadsheet

R

Rosemary

Hello! Is there anyway I can assign an "isblank"
and "iserr" formula to an entire spreadsheet?
 
J

JE McGimpsey

For IsBlank, you can probably get the result you're after with

=COUNTA(Sheet1!1:65536)=0

This can substitute for IsError (which is TRUE for #N/A, which IsErr
isn't):

=NOT(ISNUMBER(SUM(Sheet1!1:65536)))
 

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