#DIV/0! error
 

Hi,
Is there any way to program a formula NOT to show the "#DIV/0!" error
when the formula is referencing a denomentor that is zero? Thanks!

#DIV/0! error
 

=IF(denominator_cell=0,0,the_original_formula)

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HTH

Bob


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Hi,
Is there any way to program a formula NOT to show the "#DIV/0!" error
when the formula is referencing a denomentor that is zero? Thanks!

#DIV/0! error
 

=IF(ISERROR(YourFormula),0,YourFormula)

Or, better,

=IF(YourDenominator=0,0,YourNumerator/YourDenominator)

Kind regards,

Niek Otten
Microsoft MVP - Excel

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| Is there any way to program a formula NOT to show the "#DIV/0!" error
| when the formula is referencing a denomentor that is zero? Thanks!

#DIV/0! error
 

On Jan 8, 2:47*pm, "Niek Otten" wrote:
=IF(ISERROR(YourFormula),0,YourFormula)
Or, better,
=IF(YourDenominator=0,0,YourNumerator/YourDenominator)

The OP neglected to say what version of Excel he/she is using. Isn't
there another (better?) way in Excel 2007 to handle errors that avoids
having to duplicate the calculation of yourFormula or yourDenominator?

#DIV/0! error
 

On 8 Jan, 17:44, "Bob Phillips" wrote:
=IF(denominator_cell=0,0,the_original_formula)

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HTH

Bob

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Is there any way to program a formula NOT to show the "#DIV/0!" error
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it worked! Thank you to you both for sending these along.

#DIV/0! error
 

Isn't there another (better?) way in Excel 2007 to handle errors...

Hi. In Excel 2007, it's IFERROR. (Here, "-" is display instead of an
error.)

=IFERROR(A1/B1,"-")

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Dana DeLouis


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On Jan 8, 2:47 pm, "Niek Otten" wrote:
=IF(ISERROR(YourFormula),0,YourFormula)
Or, better,
=IF(YourDenominator=0,0,YourNumerator/YourDenominator)

The OP neglected to say what version of Excel he/she is using. Isn't
there another (better?) way in Excel 2007 to handle errors that avoids
having to duplicate the calculation of yourFormula or yourDenominator?

#DIV/0! error
 

On Jan 8, 5:46*pm, "Dana DeLouis" wrote:
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Hi. *In Excel 2007, it's IFERROR. *(Here, "-" is display instead
of an error.)
=IFERROR(A1/B1,"-")

Thanks. I guess that would rile those who jump on me whenever I
suggest using ISERROR(), they arguing that it casts too wide a net and
masks other errors. (I see their point, and I don't disagree
strongly.)