#Value! error when adding cells and - and is neg number

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Automated 2022 Tax Certification Form.xlsm
ABCDE
26SCHOOL 2022July/AugSept/OctNov/Dec
27Bill #:01700102Discount (-2%)Face:Penalty (+10%)
28122#VALUE!$1,170.89$1,194.79$1,314.27
29Date Paid:#VALUE!HomeStead AmountHomeSteadAssessed Value
30$100.60NO31,450
31PARTIALSDATE#VALUE!<- SHORT IN FACE
32PAYMENT #17/18/2022 #1$398.27FACE
33PAYMENT #209/08/2022$398.26FACE
34PAYMENT #3   
Tax Cert Form 2022-2021
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
A28A28=INDEX('[Rle_School 2022.xls]Real Estate'!$E:$U,MATCH($C$10,'[Rle_School 2022.xls]Real Estate'!$U:$U,0),1)
C28C28=INDEX('[Rle_School 2022.xls]Real Estate'!$U:$AL,MATCH($C$10,'[Rle_School 2022.xls]Real Estate'!$U:$U,0),11)
D28D28=INDEX('[Rle_School 2022.xls]Real Estate'!$U:$AL,MATCH($C$10,'[Rle_School 2022.xls]Real Estate'!$U:$U,0),12)
E28E28=INDEX('[Rle_School 2022.xls]Real Estate'!$U:$AL,MATCH($C$10,'[Rle_School 2022.xls]Real Estate'!$U:$U,0),13)
B27B27=INDEX('[Rle_School 2022.xls]Real Estate'!$B:$U,MATCH($C$10,'[Rle_School 2022.xls]Real Estate'!$U:$U,0),1)
B28B28=IF(B29="SHORT","SHORT",IF(B29="","UNPAID","PAID"))
B29B29=IF(D28<=SUM(D32,D33,D34),C34,IF(D28>D31,"SHORT",IF(INDEX('[Rle_School 2022.xls]Real Estate'!$C:$U,MATCH($C$10,'[Rle_School 2022.xls]Real Estate'!$U:$U,0),1)="","",INDEX('[Rle_School 2022.xls]Real Estate'!$C:$U,MATCH($C$10,'[Rle_School 2022.xls]Real Estate'!$U:$U,0),1))))
E30E30=INDEX('[Rle_School 2022.xls]Real Estate'!$T$2:$U$7008,MATCH($C$10,'[Rle_School 2022.xls]Real Estate'!$U$2:$U$7008,0),1)
D30D30=INDEX('[Rle_School 2022.xls]Real Estate'!$U:$AI,MATCH($C$10,'[Rle_School 2022.xls]Real Estate'!$U:$U,0),15)
D31D31=IF(SUM(D32:D34)=0,"",IF((D32:D34)<D28,SUM(D32:D34)-(D28)))
C32C32=IF(INDEX('[Rle_School 2022.xls]Real Estate'!$H:$U,MATCH($C$10,'[Rle_School 2022.xls]Real Estate'!$U:$U,0),1)="","",INDEX('[Rle_School 2022.xls]Real Estate'!$H:$U,MATCH($C$10,'[Rle_School 2022.xls]Real Estate'!$U:$U,0),1))
D32D32=IF(INDEX('[Rle_School 2022.xls]Real Estate'!$I:$U,MATCH($C$10,'[Rle_School 2022.xls]Real Estate'!$U:$U,0),1)="","",INDEX('[Rle_School 2022.xls]Real Estate'!$I:$U,MATCH($C$10,'[Rle_School 2022.xls]Real Estate'!$U:$U,0),1))
E32E32=IF(C32="","", "FACE")
C33C33=IF(INDEX('[Rle_School 2022.xls]Real Estate'!$J:$AN,MATCH($C$10,'[Rle_School 2022.xls]Real Estate'!$AN:$AN,0),1)="","",INDEX('[Rle_School 2022.xls]Real Estate'!$J:$AN,MATCH($C$10,'[Rle_School 2022.xls]Real Estate'!$AN:$AN,0),1))
D33D33=IF(INDEX('[Rle_School 2022.xls]Real Estate'!$K:$AN,MATCH($C$10,'[Rle_School 2022.xls]Real Estate'!$AN:$AN,0),1)="","",INDEX('[Rle_School 2022.xls]Real Estate'!$K:$AN,MATCH($C$10,'[Rle_School 2022.xls]Real Estate'!$AN:$AN,0),1))
E33:E34E33=IF(C33="","",IF($D$52<=D33,"FACE",IF($D$52>D33,"PENALTY")))
C34C34=IF(INDEX('[Rle_School 2022.xls]Real Estate'!$L:$AO,MATCH($C$10,'[Rle_School 2022.xls]Real Estate'!$AO:$AO,0),1)="","",INDEX('[Rle_School 2022.xls]Real Estate'!$L:$AO,MATCH($C$10,'[Rle_School 2022.xls]Real Estate'!$AO:$AO,0),1))
D34D34=IF(INDEX('[Rle_School 2022.xls]Real Estate'!$M:$AO,MATCH($C$10,'[Rle_School 2022.xls]Real Estate'!$AO:$AO,0),1)="","",INDEX('[Rle_School 2022.xls]Real Estate'!$M:$AO,MATCH($C$10,'[Rle_School 2022.xls]Real Estate'!$AO:$AO,0),1))


Should show 398.26


SCHOOL 2022July/AugSept/OctNov/Dec
Bill #:01700102Discount (-2%)Face:Penalty (+10%)
122#VALUE!$1,170.89$1,194.79$1,314.27
Date Paid:#VALUE!HomeStead AmountHomeSteadAssessed Value
$100.60NO31,450
PARTIALSDATE#VALUE!<- SHORT IN FACE
PAYMENT #17/18/2022 #1$398.27FACE
PAYMENT #209/08/2022$398.26FACE
PAYMENT #3
 

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They usually occur when you try to sum etc things that arent numbers. For those values that show as dollar values go to the underlying data and see if they have indeed a dollar in the cell or if its just formatting. You can tell by clicking in a cell and looking in the formula bar. If dollar shows then thats your problem.
 
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They usually occur when you try to sum etc things that arent numbers. For those values that show as dollar values go to the underlying data and see if they have indeed a dollar in the cell or if its just formatting. You can tell by clicking in a cell and looking in the formula bar. If dollar shows then thats your problem.
on the example it is just formated. there is not $ typed in just numbers
 
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