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In the spreadsheet the formula is ie =D283/D190. At this moment all the figures are zero reason why it is returning #DIV/0!. Some of the cells in the tables might stay like this for a while. Is there a formula that I could enter so it doesnt show #DIV/0! but Zero in this cases |
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=IF(D190=0,0,D283/D190) -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Joe" wrote: Hope you can help me In the spreadsheet the formula is ie =D283/D190. At this moment all the figures are zero reason why it is returning #DIV/0!. Some of the cells in the tables might stay like this for a while. Is there a formula that I could enter so it doesnt show #DIV/0! but Zero in this cases |
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=IF(ISERROR(D283/D190),"",D283/D190) Mike "Joe" wrote: Hope you can help me In the spreadsheet the formula is ie =D283/D190. At this moment all the figures are zero reason why it is returning #DIV/0!. Some of the cells in the tables might stay like this for a while. Is there a formula that I could enter so it doesnt show #DIV/0! but Zero in this cases |
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=IF(D190=0,0,D283/D190)
-- David Biddulph "Joe" wrote in message ... Hope you can help me In the spreadsheet the formula is ie =D283/D190. At this moment all the figures are zero reason why it is returning #DIV/0!. Some of the cells in the tables might stay like this for a while. Is there a formula that I could enter so it doesnt show #DIV/0! but Zero in this cases |
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