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I have a spreadsheet where the formula is =(G38-E38-F38)/E38 and goes down the entire column. Its a percentage that shows up when there are numbers put into the rows, but it shows the #DIV/0! error when there isn't anything in the rows. Is there a way to just keep the cell blank when there isn't any numbers in the row instead of showing an error?
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