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When dividing by 0 can i show a result of 0 instead of #DIV/0
I have a formula that divides the quantity in one cell by the quantity in
another cell to give me a result in a third cell. It's designed to give me labor rates. The problem is if I have a particular item I don't need the rate for it I type in 0. That give's me a#DIV/0 result. Is there a condition I can use if my labor rate is 0 to return 0 as the result. The #div/0 screws up all the other quantities I need. |
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