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Hello,
I am using the following formula to calculate the % of 'Current year' vs. 'Previous year', but wanting to suppress (i.e., have a blank cell) when 'Previous year' is 0: =IF(SUM('PY GWP') = 0,"",(SUM('CY GWP')/SUM('PY GWP'))) This is a calculated field in a Pivot Table (if that makes any difference), and would like it so that i don't get the '#VALUE!' in cells where 'PY GWP' = 0. My formula (and a number of variations on it) is not suppressing the #VALUE! as desired. is this possible? Thanks, -- Pat Dools |
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