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"Stacey" wrote: Works perfectly. Thanks! "financeman500" wrote in message ... Hi Stacey, You can use the if command in your cell example =IF(C13,C13/C8,0) "Stacey" wrote: I have a chart where certain field is computed based on the content of other fields (not unsual). However, it is actually an average field and the fields it uses to compute the average are autopopulated from data in another worksheet. Sometimes all the valus are "0" so when it tried to take the average it gives me a "#DIV/0" error. Is there a way I can get it to display "0" or "n/a" instead of "#DIV/0" in these specific cells when this error arises? Thanks! |
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