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I understand that you want the #Div0 to go away or behave differently, and I
am trying to help you with it. But I can't do that unless you give me the information I ask for. The #Div0 is shown in a formula cell. What is the formula ? Best wishes Harald "HERNAN" skrev i melding ... Is a payment sheet so all the time I'm going to have ceros on the accounts. But I only need to sort the ones that have numbers on it, when I try to do it. sorts the #DIV!0 first, and I don't want that. "Harald Staff" wrote: 1500 formulas is easy to replace if they are equal. How many /different/ formulas do you have that returns Div0 ? I believe you should get rid of the error, not the error message. Best wishes Harald "HERNAN" skrev i melding ... Thank you, but There is any other way because I have more than 1500 formulas, and I don't want to go each by each one. Something like formating or view O brigado "Marcelo" wrote: Hi herman, use in an if function in your cell eg. =if(iserror(a1/a2),0,(a1;a2)) change a1 a2 per your original formulas hth regards from Brazil Marcelo "HERNAN" escreveu: I had a formula in a cell, that when ocurred I want it to hide, it says #DIV0! and when I try to sort that column it mess everything that message. I would like for example to say 0 instead of that error message, but I don't know how to do it. I would appriciate any help. Thank you |
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