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"#DIV/0!"
I looked at the #DIV/0! theme but there were too many technical words for me
to understand. I hope someone can help me with this one. I am trying to breakdown the percentage of four types of house (A, B, C AND D) built on two different plots (X and Y). There is no 'B type' house on plots X and Y. The result should be "0" but instead it says "#DIV/0!". This is my formula:- =SUM(K133/B102*100) What should I type instead? I need it to say "0". Thanks. |
"#DIV/0!"
=IF(B102=0,0,(K133/B102)*100)
-- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "ian_s_mcd" wrote in message ... I looked at the #DIV/0! theme but there were too many technical words for me to understand. I hope someone can help me with this one. I am trying to breakdown the percentage of four types of house (A, B, C AND D) built on two different plots (X and Y). There is no 'B type' house on plots X and Y. The result should be "0" but instead it says "#DIV/0!". This is my formula:- =SUM(K133/B102*100) What should I type instead? I need it to say "0". Thanks. |
"#DIV/0!"
Try something like this:
=IF(N(B102)<0,K133/B102*100,0) Does that help? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP "ian_s_mcd" wrote: I looked at the #DIV/0! theme but there were too many technical words for me to understand. I hope someone can help me with this one. I am trying to breakdown the percentage of four types of house (A, B, C AND D) built on two different plots (X and Y). There is no 'B type' house on plots X and Y. The result should be "0" but instead it says "#DIV/0!". This is my formula:- =SUM(K133/B102*100) What should I type instead? I need it to say "0". Thanks. |
"#DIV/0!"
type 0.0001 and the error sign should disappear.
"ian_s_mcd" wrote: I looked at the #DIV/0! theme but there were too many technical words for me to understand. I hope someone can help me with this one. I am trying to breakdown the percentage of four types of house (A, B, C AND D) built on two different plots (X and Y). There is no 'B type' house on plots X and Y. The result should be "0" but instead it says "#DIV/0!". This is my formula:- =SUM(K133/B102*100) What should I type instead? I need it to say "0". Thanks. |
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