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#Value!
How would i write this formula to keep this error from showing up, Thanks in
advance! |
#Value!
What's the formula?
-- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Richard" wrote in message ... How would i write this formula to keep this error from showing up, Thanks in advance! |
#Value!
=(G3/$L$1)+$D$1
"T. Valko" wrote: What's the formula? -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Richard" wrote in message ... How would i write this formula to keep this error from showing up, Thanks in advance! |
#Value!
=(G3/$L$1)+$D$1
The only way that you'd get a #VALUE! error with that formula is if any of the referenced cells contained a TEXT entry or if any of those cells already contained a #VALUE! error. Try this for a return of 0: =IF(ISERROR((G3/$L$1)+$D$1),0,(G3/$L$1)+$D$1) Or this to return a blank: =IF(ISERROR((G3/$L$1)+$D$1),"",(G3/$L$1)+$D$1) Both formulas will trap *all* errors. -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Richard" wrote in message ... =(G3/$L$1)+$D$1 "T. Valko" wrote: What's the formula? -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Richard" wrote in message ... How would i write this formula to keep this error from showing up, Thanks in advance! |
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