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Remember, Iferror works only in Excel 2007.
Regards, Fred. "mike" wrote in message ... You could probably do something like: =IFERROR(IF(Input!$AB116=1,M29/M17,M29/(M17+M18)),0) But to be honest I've never used IFERROR() before. I used to use =IF(ISERROR()), but I think I'll start using IFERROR(). "Pete DeKalb" wrote: can i use IFERROR in the following existing formula to remove the "#DIV/0!" result and replace it with "0": =IF(Input!$AB116=1,M29/M17,M29/(M17+M18)) |
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