You might try
=IF(ISERROR(AVERAGEIF($C$5:$C$155,"mar",P6:P156)), "",AVERAGEIF($C$5:$C$155,"mar",P6:P156))
but I can't test it as AVERAGEIF is an Excel 2007 function.
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David Biddulph

"Jamal" wrote in message
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Dears; I have the same problem with lenghty formulas as
AVERAGEIF($C$5:$C$155,"mar",P6:P156) and it gives me#DIV/0! error until
the
cell value is zero.
I would appreciate if you kindly assist.
best regards
Jamal




"Dallas MBA" wrote:

Does anyone know if Excel allows you to hide a formula when the result of
the
formula equals "0"? I have a huge spreadsheet that makes it difficult to
briefly scan the report and locate number values greater than "0" because
there are so many formulas that equal "0".

Existing View: 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 7 0 0 0 0 0

Preferred View: 4 1 7

I don't want to see the zeros as in the "Existing View" above and want
the
spreadsheet to appear like "Preferred View". I want to keep the
formulas in
the cells that equal "0", therefore I don't want to delete them to make
the
cells look blank. Any feedback is appreciated!