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I have a formula in a cell that sums up some cells and then divides by
another cell. Staff will be entering data on each row, so I copied the formula down the entire column. So now in each cell it shows #DIV/0!...this is showing because none of the cells in the row have been populated yet. Is there a way to hide the formula in the cell so that the users don't see #DIV/0! when the row has not been used yet? -- Deb G |
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