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HERNAN

I WANT TO HIDE THIS #DIV0!
 
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

Marcelo

I WANT TO HIDE THIS #DIV0!
 
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


JE McGimpsey

I WANT TO HIDE THIS #DIV0!
 
One way:

If your formula is, for example,

=A1/B1

then use

=IF(B1<0,A1/B1,0)

In article ,
HERNAN wrote:

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


JE McGimpsey

I WANT TO HIDE THIS #DIV0!
 
Note that this will mask other valid errors as well (e.g., a #VALUE! or
#REF! error), so that those errors may not be noticed.

Generally, one should trap only for expected errors.

In article ,
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


HERNAN

I WANT TO HIDE THIS #DIV0!
 
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


Harald Staff

I WANT TO HIDE THIS #DIV0!
 
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




HERNAN

I WANT TO HIDE THIS #DIV0!
 
Yes boths works, but there is anyway to format the hole column at once so
doesn't show the errors

"JE McGimpsey" wrote:

One way:

If your formula is, for example,

=A1/B1

then use

=IF(B1<0,A1/B1,0)

In article ,
HERNAN wrote:

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



HERNAN

I WANT TO HIDE THIS #DIV0!
 
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





SimonCC

I WANT TO HIDE THIS #DIV0!
 
You can just copy the formula in the first cell, then paste it down the
column as far as you need. That will fix the whole column.

-Simon

"HERNAN" wrote:

Yes boths works, but there is anyway to format the hole column at once so
doesn't show the errors

"JE McGimpsey" wrote:

One way:

If your formula is, for example,

=A1/B1

then use

=IF(B1<0,A1/B1,0)

In article ,
HERNAN wrote:

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



Harald Staff

I WANT TO HIDE THIS #DIV0!
 
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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