Is there a relatively simple way to format a sheet or an entire workbook so
that cells with null references display as EMPTY instead of showing 0's or
#DIV/0!'s?

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-abs

You could use conditional formatting to hide the errors (use the same color font
as fill). The cells will still hold the errors, but they'll look empty.

Or you could change the formulas to check the denominator before doing the
division:

=if(b1=0,"",a1/b1)



absinthe wrote:

Is there a relatively simple way to format a sheet or an entire workbook so
that cells with null references display as EMPTY instead of showing 0's or
#DIV/0!'s?

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-abs

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Dave Peterson

Mmmm ... I especially like the first idea. Seems rather elegant. I'll give
it a shot.

Thanks,
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-abs


"Dave Peterson" wrote:

You could use conditional formatting to hide the errors (use the same color font
as fill). The cells will still hold the errors, but they'll look empty.

Or you could change the formulas to check the denominator before doing the
division:

=if(b1=0,"",a1/b1)



absinthe wrote:

Is there a relatively simple way to format a sheet or an entire workbook so
that cells with null references display as EMPTY instead of showing 0's or
#DIV/0!'s?

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-abs

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Dave Peterson