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Format a cell such that "#NAME?" reads/appears "N/A"?
Is there a custom number format for a cell such that if the error
"#NAME?" is produced by the formula in the cell, the cell will "read" "N/A" (Not Available)? Which really means the referenced name does not appear in the dataset and is presumed/calculated to be zero. If I print out the "report", having some cells show "#NAME?" would just be confusing to a reader of the report who is not familiar with coding Exeel. Thanks, Fred Holmes |
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