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#VALUE! Error
I have a cell in F8 with the formula =E8/C8, that references a formula in E8
containing an IF function formual: =IF((D8-C8)<=0,"",(D8-C8)). These formulas are used throughout the spreadsheet. A #VALUE! shows in column F if there are no values in the cells referred to in the formulas. Is there a way to stop this from showing in the spreadsheet? |
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#VALUE! Error
=if(ISERROR(E8/C8),"",E8/C8)
or =IF(COUNT(E8,C8)=2,E8/C8,"") best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme Microsoft Excel MVP http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme remove caps from email "bgcooker" wrote in message ... I have a cell in F8 with the formula =E8/C8, that references a formula in E8 containing an IF function formual: =IF((D8-C8)<=0,"",(D8-C8)). These formulas are used throughout the spreadsheet. A #VALUE! shows in column F if there are no values in the cells referred to in the formulas. Is there a way to stop this from showing in the spreadsheet? |
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=IF(ISERROR(E8/C8),"",E8/C8) Regards, Stefi €˛bgcooker€¯ ezt Ć*rta: I have a cell in F8 with the formula =E8/C8, that references a formula in E8 containing an IF function formual: =IF((D8-C8)<=0,"",(D8-C8)). These formulas are used throughout the spreadsheet. A #VALUE! shows in column F if there are no values in the cells referred to in the formulas. Is there a way to stop this from showing in the spreadsheet? |
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#VALUE! Error
I have a cell in F8 with the formula =E8/C8, that references a formula
in E8 containing an IF function formual: =IF((D8-C8)<=0,"",(D8-C8)). These formulas are used throughout the spreadsheet. A #VALUE! shows in column F if there are no values in the cells referred to in the formulas. Is there a way to stop this from showing in the spreadsheet? One way is to use something like this in F8: =IF(C8=0,"undefined",N(E8)/C8) The N() function addresses the problem you asked about. Without it, F8 might be trying to do arithmetic combining a number (in C8) with a text value (""); the two don't mix well that way. See Excel's built-in Help for details of the N() function. The IF() deals with potential division-by-zero errors. If C8 contains a formula that might return "" then use N(C8) in the formulas. |
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