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I'm making one cell equal another cell is is part of a formula (an
amortization schedule to be exact). I'm wanting my first cell to equal the cell on the amortization schedule that shows the payment. If I don't have any figures plugged into the amortization schedule, the payment shows " #DIV/0! ". Is there a way of making it just display a 0 instead of #DIV/0! ? I have 3 schedules and I'm trying to add all of the payments to one figure. If I'm only using one amortization, the other 2 show #DIV/0! and through my addition off. Thanks for the help! |
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here is the formula
=PMT(D6,D7,-D4) |
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Here is one way...
=IF(ISERROR(PMT(D6,D7,-D4)),0,PMT(D6,D7,-D4)) Rick "Jason" wrote in message ... here is the formula =PMT(D6,D7,-D4) |
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Rick,
That worked... Thanks Jason |
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