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HI,<br />
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What do you intend to do?<br />
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Regards
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Product-Without-Zeros.xlsx

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You're welcome Faheem! Glad I could help.
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Without the Control Shift Enter requirement, you can also use:<br />
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=MAX(A1,1)*MAX(B1,1)*MAX(C<wbr />1,1)<br />
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This assumes that all values will be integer greater than 1, ie not a decimal value between 0 and 1.<br />
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If decimal values are likely then this will cover that:<br />
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=IF(A1&lt;&gt;0,A1,1)*IF(B1&lt;&gt;0,B<wbr />1,1)*IF(C1<wbr />&lt;&gt;0,C1,1)
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Please note the accepted solution will only work where the cells are next to each other, ie A1, B1 and C1 or at least on the same row or column. It will still work with blank cells between eg A1 to E1 but B1 and D1 are blank.<br />
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However, for cells that are dispersed, eg A1, B3 and C5, it will need to be one of the other options.<br />
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Thanks<br />
Rob H
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Asker endorsed the solution.
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a1*b1*c1= some value,if any cell contains zero than all will be zero send me some solution for zero
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a1*b1*c1= some value,if any cell contains zero than all will be zero send me some solution for zero

HI,

What do you intend to do?

Regards

You&#39;re welcome Faheem! Glad I could help.

Without the Control Shift Enter requirement, you can also use:

=MAX(A1,1)*MAX(B1,1)*MAX(C1,1)

This assumes that all values will be integer greater than 1, ie not a decimal value between 0 and 1.

If decimal values are likely then this will cover that:

=IF(A1&lt;&gt;0,A1,1)*IF(B1&lt;&gt;0,B1,1)*IF(C1&lt;&gt;0,C1,1)

Please note the accepted solution will only work where the cells are next to each other, ie A1, B1 and C1 or at least on the same row or column. It will still work with blank cells between eg A1 to E1 but B1 and D1 are blank.

However, for cells that are dispersed, eg A1, B3 and C5, it will need to be one of the other options.

Thanks
Rob H

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