RESOLUTION
To perform calculations without receiving N/A as the result, use text
rather than the function, or exclude the cells containing the
NA() function. Below are some examples:
Works 3.0, 4.0, 4.5, and 4.5a
In the Spreadsheet module:
Use the following IF function, which displays the text "N/A." For example, if you want a cell to display N/A if cell A1 is 0, then the formula should be:
In the Database module:
Enter N/A as text instead of using the
NA() function, or use an IF statement like the one above referencing field names instead of cell references. For example:
=IF(Field1=0,"N/A",Field1)
NOTE: The cells containing N/A are treated as zeros.
Works 2.0 for Windows
In the Spreadsheet module:
Exclude the cell(s) containing the
NA() function from the range reference in your formula. For example, if you have numbers in cells A1 through A9, with an
NA() function in cell A4, and you want to find the sum of the cells containing values, use the following formula:
In the Database module:
Enter N/A as text in the field instead of using the
NA() function.
NOTE: This will not work with the function
ISNA(x). This function requires the use of the
NA() function.