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In Excel 2002, I'm trying to color a cell based on this formula:
=pctRange<=1/8 That works fine in most cases. "pctRange" is a named expression and evaluates correctly to a calculated number. However, sometimes the the expression's denominator can be zero. In that case, I'd still like the condition to work. So I tried this: =OR(ISERROR(pctRange),pctRange<=1/8) But the condition still doesn't evaluate as true, even though the ISERROR(pctRange) expression does evaluate as true. How can I do what I want? That is, if pctRange <= 1/8 or pctRange gives a #DIV/0! error, apply the conditional formatting. Thanks, Dallman |
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