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Why excel formulas return zero when referencing two calculated cells from another table?
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I have two styled tables on different sheets, T1 (having calculated values), and T2 (to calculate new values from calculated cells of T1).
So in T2 I have writen this formula
='T1'!H58 - 'T1'!L58
The result it give me = 0
When
H58 = 213.84
&
L58 = 0.00
And I have no clue why of this behaviour.
PS: The same happens with this formula
=Table22910[@[Cant.]]-Table22910[@[Amort.]]
Image of error in the Excel file
microsoft-excel microsoft-excel-2016
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I have two styled tables on different sheets, T1 (having calculated values), and T2 (to calculate new values from calculated cells of T1).
So in T2 I have writen this formula
='T1'!H58 - 'T1'!L58
The result it give me = 0
When
H58 = 213.84
&
L58 = 0.00
And I have no clue why of this behaviour.
PS: The same happens with this formula
=Table22910[@[Cant.]]-Table22910[@[Amort.]]
Image of error in the Excel file
microsoft-excel microsoft-excel-2016
While using single cells or two even no need to use TABLE name as prefix, you may directly use Cell references. LikeA1+D20
, are from two Tables. generally Table name should be used when entire Column need to get Sum like,=SUM(Table1[Sales])
.
– Rajesh S
Apr 4 at 9:35
@RajeshS Although I have tried your way it still gives me the same error. I think that my error has to do with the fact that I have used table formats
– Nader Belal
Apr 4 at 14:52
Better share sample data along with the Formula you have tried so far will help us to fix the issue!!
– Rajesh S
Apr 5 at 5:17
@RajeshS How can I upload the excel file here ?
– Nader Belal
2 days ago
Below the question you find linkEDIT
click it and form top find and ClickImage Icon
and followBrowse
theAdd Picture
– Rajesh S
2 days ago
|
show 2 more comments
I have two styled tables on different sheets, T1 (having calculated values), and T2 (to calculate new values from calculated cells of T1).
So in T2 I have writen this formula
='T1'!H58 - 'T1'!L58
The result it give me = 0
When
H58 = 213.84
&
L58 = 0.00
And I have no clue why of this behaviour.
PS: The same happens with this formula
=Table22910[@[Cant.]]-Table22910[@[Amort.]]
Image of error in the Excel file
microsoft-excel microsoft-excel-2016
I have two styled tables on different sheets, T1 (having calculated values), and T2 (to calculate new values from calculated cells of T1).
So in T2 I have writen this formula
='T1'!H58 - 'T1'!L58
The result it give me = 0
When
H58 = 213.84
&
L58 = 0.00
And I have no clue why of this behaviour.
PS: The same happens with this formula
=Table22910[@[Cant.]]-Table22910[@[Amort.]]
Image of error in the Excel file
microsoft-excel microsoft-excel-2016
microsoft-excel microsoft-excel-2016
edited 2 days ago
Nader Belal
asked Apr 4 at 8:52
Nader BelalNader Belal
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While using single cells or two even no need to use TABLE name as prefix, you may directly use Cell references. LikeA1+D20
, are from two Tables. generally Table name should be used when entire Column need to get Sum like,=SUM(Table1[Sales])
.
– Rajesh S
Apr 4 at 9:35
@RajeshS Although I have tried your way it still gives me the same error. I think that my error has to do with the fact that I have used table formats
– Nader Belal
Apr 4 at 14:52
Better share sample data along with the Formula you have tried so far will help us to fix the issue!!
– Rajesh S
Apr 5 at 5:17
@RajeshS How can I upload the excel file here ?
– Nader Belal
2 days ago
Below the question you find linkEDIT
click it and form top find and ClickImage Icon
and followBrowse
theAdd Picture
– Rajesh S
2 days ago
|
show 2 more comments
While using single cells or two even no need to use TABLE name as prefix, you may directly use Cell references. LikeA1+D20
, are from two Tables. generally Table name should be used when entire Column need to get Sum like,=SUM(Table1[Sales])
.
– Rajesh S
Apr 4 at 9:35
@RajeshS Although I have tried your way it still gives me the same error. I think that my error has to do with the fact that I have used table formats
– Nader Belal
Apr 4 at 14:52
Better share sample data along with the Formula you have tried so far will help us to fix the issue!!
– Rajesh S
Apr 5 at 5:17
@RajeshS How can I upload the excel file here ?
– Nader Belal
2 days ago
Below the question you find linkEDIT
click it and form top find and ClickImage Icon
and followBrowse
theAdd Picture
– Rajesh S
2 days ago
While using single cells or two even no need to use TABLE name as prefix, you may directly use Cell references. Like
A1+D20
, are from two Tables. generally Table name should be used when entire Column need to get Sum like, =SUM(Table1[Sales])
.– Rajesh S
Apr 4 at 9:35
While using single cells or two even no need to use TABLE name as prefix, you may directly use Cell references. Like
A1+D20
, are from two Tables. generally Table name should be used when entire Column need to get Sum like, =SUM(Table1[Sales])
.– Rajesh S
Apr 4 at 9:35
@RajeshS Although I have tried your way it still gives me the same error. I think that my error has to do with the fact that I have used table formats
– Nader Belal
Apr 4 at 14:52
@RajeshS Although I have tried your way it still gives me the same error. I think that my error has to do with the fact that I have used table formats
– Nader Belal
Apr 4 at 14:52
Better share sample data along with the Formula you have tried so far will help us to fix the issue!!
– Rajesh S
Apr 5 at 5:17
Better share sample data along with the Formula you have tried so far will help us to fix the issue!!
– Rajesh S
Apr 5 at 5:17
@RajeshS How can I upload the excel file here ?
– Nader Belal
2 days ago
@RajeshS How can I upload the excel file here ?
– Nader Belal
2 days ago
Below the question you find link
EDIT
click it and form top find and Click Image Icon
and follow Browse
the Add Picture
– Rajesh S
2 days ago
Below the question you find link
EDIT
click it and form top find and Click Image Icon
and follow Browse
the Add Picture
– Rajesh S
2 days ago
|
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Enter this Formula in cell I87
of Sheet T1
and fill it down.
=IF(AND(ISNUMBER([@[T. Inicio]]), ISNUMBER([@[T. Fin]])), ([@[T. Fin]] - [@[T. Inicio]] + 1), "")
Note: No need to add Table name in Formula for the Columns, otherwise Excel considers whole column instead of a cell value.
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Enter this Formula in cell I87
of Sheet T1
and fill it down.
=IF(AND(ISNUMBER([@[T. Inicio]]), ISNUMBER([@[T. Fin]])), ([@[T. Fin]] - [@[T. Inicio]] + 1), "")
Note: No need to add Table name in Formula for the Columns, otherwise Excel considers whole column instead of a cell value.
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Enter this Formula in cell I87
of Sheet T1
and fill it down.
=IF(AND(ISNUMBER([@[T. Inicio]]), ISNUMBER([@[T. Fin]])), ([@[T. Fin]] - [@[T. Inicio]] + 1), "")
Note: No need to add Table name in Formula for the Columns, otherwise Excel considers whole column instead of a cell value.
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Enter this Formula in cell I87
of Sheet T1
and fill it down.
=IF(AND(ISNUMBER([@[T. Inicio]]), ISNUMBER([@[T. Fin]])), ([@[T. Fin]] - [@[T. Inicio]] + 1), "")
Note: No need to add Table name in Formula for the Columns, otherwise Excel considers whole column instead of a cell value.
Enter this Formula in cell I87
of Sheet T1
and fill it down.
=IF(AND(ISNUMBER([@[T. Inicio]]), ISNUMBER([@[T. Fin]])), ([@[T. Fin]] - [@[T. Inicio]] + 1), "")
Note: No need to add Table name in Formula for the Columns, otherwise Excel considers whole column instead of a cell value.
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While using single cells or two even no need to use TABLE name as prefix, you may directly use Cell references. Like
A1+D20
, are from two Tables. generally Table name should be used when entire Column need to get Sum like,=SUM(Table1[Sales])
.– Rajesh S
Apr 4 at 9:35
@RajeshS Although I have tried your way it still gives me the same error. I think that my error has to do with the fact that I have used table formats
– Nader Belal
Apr 4 at 14:52
Better share sample data along with the Formula you have tried so far will help us to fix the issue!!
– Rajesh S
Apr 5 at 5:17
@RajeshS How can I upload the excel file here ?
– Nader Belal
2 days ago
Below the question you find link
EDIT
click it and form top find and ClickImage Icon
and followBrowse
theAdd Picture
– Rajesh S
2 days ago