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Need command line to change the results in a cell from #DIV/0 to 0
What would be a command line to change the results in a cell from #DIV/0 to
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Need command line to change the results in a cell from #DIV/0 to 0
hi
command line??? a formula would work better. you are dividing some cell by another cell that has a zero value. lets say the first cell is a1 and the second is b1. in a1.. =if(b1=0,0,A1/B1) this way if b1 is zero the math will not take place. if it is not zero, the formula will calculate. Regards FSt1 "mulehead" wrote: What would be a command line to change the results in a cell from #DIV/0 to zero? |
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Need command line to change the results in a cell from #DIV/0
hi
sorry, that should be put the if formula in C1. my mistake. Regards FSt1 "FSt1" wrote: hi command line??? a formula would work better. you are dividing some cell by another cell that has a zero value. lets say the first cell is a1 and the second is b1. in a1.. =if(b1=0,0,A1/B1) this way if b1 is zero the math will not take place. if it is not zero, the formula will calculate. Regards FSt1 "mulehead" wrote: What would be a command line to change the results in a cell from #DIV/0 to zero? |
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Need command line to change the results in a cell from #DIV/0 to 0
See your earlier thread.
-- David Biddulph "mulehead" wrote in message ... What would be a command line to change the results in a cell from #DIV/0 to zero? |
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Need command line to change the results in a cell from #DIV/0
Unfortunately, I am trying to reverse engineer something, so I need a macro
command that will change #DIV/0 to 0 in all cells with #DIV/0, basically I need to treat the symptom instead of treating the problem. Thanks for your help. "FSt1" wrote: hi sorry, that should be put the if formula in C1. my mistake. Regards FSt1 "FSt1" wrote: hi command line??? a formula would work better. you are dividing some cell by another cell that has a zero value. lets say the first cell is a1 and the second is b1. in a1.. =if(b1=0,0,A1/B1) this way if b1 is zero the math will not take place. if it is not zero, the formula will calculate. Regards FSt1 "mulehead" wrote: What would be a command line to change the results in a cell from #DIV/0 to zero? |
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