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I'm currently working on a spreadsheet that is becoming more complicated in
formula needs than I can manage on my own. I was wondering if someone would be kind enough to assist me with a solution on how to incorporate IF and THEN statements. Current Problem: I have this: #DIV/0! showing up in some of my cells currently because there are no numbers to calculate. The results are basically zero. However, I would like it to show that IF the formula results in ZERO, THEN place a 0 instead of the #DIV/0! text in the cell. The current formula in the cell is: =SUM(L16/'2008'!G16 My Question: How do I use an IF and THEN statement with the above formula to place a zero number in the cell if there are no numbers to calculate? Thank you so much in advance for being a help to me. -- Always Learning |
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