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Hi,
I have several hundred different formulas on one spreadsheet like this one. =VLOOKUP($C$1,'P:\Rate Sheets\client name\[file name.xls]manager name'!$BV$67:$CL$131,3,FALSE) The results sometimes return #DIV/0!, or other error messages which ruin my attempts at summing the results as well as the visual appeal. Is there a way to rewrite (en masse) these formulas to so that they first check "If(iserror(myformula),[then] 0, [else] myformula) so that rather then an error result I will see a zero (0).? I can manually change them but that would take a day at least. Please let me know. Thank you, Orlando |
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