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I would like to hide the following formula...
I have created a formula which when copied 'down' displays the #Div/0! error
message. This is fine, becasue excel will perform the calculation correctly when I get to that row but I want to blank that cell when printing so that I don't get this error message all over my print-out. Does anyone know a way to blank that cell (without losing the formula) in a similar way to the concept behind the 'hide zeros' feature? Thanks, -- Vicki B |
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I would like to hide the following formula...
"VB" skrev i en meddelelse
... I have created a formula which when copied 'down' displays the #Div/0! error message. This is fine, becasue excel will perform the calculation correctly when I get to that row but I want to blank that cell when printing so that I don't get this error message all over my print-out. Does anyone know a way to blank that cell (without losing the formula) in a similar way to the concept behind the 'hide zeros' feature? Thanks, -- Vicki B Hi Vicki One way: =IF(ISERROR(YourFormula),"",YourFormula) -- Best regards Leo Heuser Followup to newsgroup only please. |
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I would like to hide the following formula...
Hi Vicki B, One way is ... IF(ISERROR(Your Formula),"",Your Formula) If the error is due to a particular cell value being zero, say A1, then... IF(A1=0,"",Your Formula) Ken Johnson |
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Leo & Ken... You Rock! :-)
-- Vicki B "Leo Heuser" wrote: "VB" skrev i en meddelelse ... I have created a formula which when copied 'down' displays the #Div/0! error message. This is fine, becasue excel will perform the calculation correctly when I get to that row but I want to blank that cell when printing so that I don't get this error message all over my print-out. Does anyone know a way to blank that cell (without losing the formula) in a similar way to the concept behind the 'hide zeros' feature? Thanks, -- Vicki B Hi Vicki One way: =IF(ISERROR(YourFormula),"",YourFormula) -- Best regards Leo Heuser Followup to newsgroup only please. |
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Dear VB Access Dialog box "Page Setup" (menu File -- Page Setup) -- Choose "*Sheet*" In the Print Frame, choose *Cell error as _Blank_* HTH OverAC -- OverAC ------------------------------------------------------------------------ OverAC's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=32396 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=565024 |
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I would like to hide the following formula...
Thanks for the feedback Vicki. Ken Johnson |
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I would like to hide the following formula...
"VB" skrev i en meddelelse
... Leo & Ken... You Rock! :-) -- Vicki B Thanks for the feedback, Vicki :-) Leo Heuser |
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