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Hiding the error caused by the formula in a cell / column
Hi,
I have a formula in a particular cell which calculates the quality % based on the numbers entered in another cells. I had included the formula in the required cell and it is appearing as "#DIV/0!" as error as I have not entered the data in the reference cells pertaining to the formula. Is there any way to hide the error symbol in that cell without deleting the formula? Thanks in advance. |
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