masonkingcobra

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So if I have three adjacent cells:

0 3 0

I want to keep this data. But I also want to sum these three numbers up. The issue is that the "3" is equal to a "N/A", so I dont want to include it in the sum. How can I add these three cells up without including the 3? Note that the placement of the "3" may vary in those three cells.

If A1,B1,OR C1 contain a "3" then sum the cells that do not contain a "3"
 

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