how can I make a #DIV/0! message either dissappear, be blank, or appear as a
0.00 (or some other way of making it not look awful on a big spreadsheet)?

=IF(ISERROR(myformula),"",myformula)

or better still, there must be a cell that is dividing into something that
is 0, so test that cell

=IF(A1=0,"",B1/A1)

as an example.

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HTH

RP
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"GJR3599" wrote in message
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how can I make a #DIV/0! message either dissappear, be blank, or appear as
a
0.00 (or some other way of making it not look awful on a big spreadsheet)?

You can make use of the ISERROR function!

You formula would look something like this:

If(ISERROR(A2/B2)=TRUE, "", A2/B2)

So, you look to see if a cell value produces an error, if it does, it puts a
BLANK, otherwise, it carries out your calculation.



"GJR3599" wrote:

how can I make a #DIV/0! message either dissappear, be blank, or appear as a
0.00 (or some other way of making it not look awful on a big spreadsheet)?

Make the font color the same as the background color (if
the cells do not have a background color, set the font to
white) and then custom format as:

[Black]General

HTH
Jason
Atlanta, GA

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how can I make a #DIV/0! message either dissappear, be
blank, or appear as a
0.00 (or some other way of making it not look awful on a
big spreadsheet)?
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