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I agree with Pedro. A null text is not to be treated as a numeric zero. An
empty cell may be calculated as a zero but a null text is not an empty cell. 
If have found the #VALUE result of mixing null text within a calculation to
be a good debugging and alert technique that the values elsewhere in my
spreadsheet have become messed up.

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