My goal is to sum values in a row if they are present and leave the cell empty it there are no values. I used a formula: =SUMIF(A1:C1; "<>"; A1:C1) - but Google Sheets inserts a default value 0 - I don't want the default value.
Example: A, B, C colums are number values. D is the sum column.
This is how my formula works:
This is how I want it to work:
You can omit the 0 by wrapping tour formula with the IF function:
=IF(SUMIF(A3:C3;"<>");SUMIF(A3:C3;"<>");"")
(Depending on your sheet's locale, ; could be replaced with ,)
Not an expert on sheets (so this may somehow identical to marikamitsos's answer, though their solution did not work for me for 0-valued rows)
I have done this in Google Sheets recently
=IF(CONCATENATE(A3:C3)="","",SUM(A3:C3))
It simply concatenates the range and checks if the result is empty. If so, it also results in an empty string. If not, it tries to resolve the sum.
You could probably adapt this with ISNUMBER or whatever other validation you need to do to before applying the sum as well.
Big thanks for your comments here.
I found the code for my table for delivery software working on Google Sheets.
I use the code =IF(CONCATENATE(H41)="";"";SUM(H41+20/1440)) to add 20 minutes more for my tasks.
