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--A1=1 AND A2=1 AND WHEN I DIVIDE A1 BY A2 THEN IN A3 I GET 1. HOWEVER, WHEN
BOTH A1 AND A2 EQUAL ZERO THEN I WOULD LIKE A3 TO EQUAL ZERO IN STEAD OF THE #DIV/0 VALUE WHEN BOTH ARE ZERO. SO THERE STILL NEEDS TO BE A DIVISION CALCULATION BUT WHEN THEY ARE BOTH ZERO IT WOULD THEN BE ZERO IN A3.-- Maggie |
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=if(iserror(yourformula),0,yourformula).
************ Anne Troy www.OfficeArticles.com "Maggie" wrote in message ... --A1=1 AND A2=1 AND WHEN I DIVIDE A1 BY A2 THEN IN A3 I GET 1. HOWEVER, WHEN BOTH A1 AND A2 EQUAL ZERO THEN I WOULD LIKE A3 TO EQUAL ZERO IN STEAD OF THE #DIV/0 VALUE WHEN BOTH ARE ZERO. SO THERE STILL NEEDS TO BE A DIVISION CALCULATION BUT WHEN THEY ARE BOTH ZERO IT WOULD THEN BE ZERO IN A3.-- Maggie |
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YOU ARE A LIFE SAVER. THANK YOU!!!!!
-- Maggie "Anne Troy" wrote: =if(iserror(yourformula),0,yourformula). ************ Anne Troy www.OfficeArticles.com "Maggie" wrote in message ... --A1=1 AND A2=1 AND WHEN I DIVIDE A1 BY A2 THEN IN A3 I GET 1. HOWEVER, WHEN BOTH A1 AND A2 EQUAL ZERO THEN I WOULD LIKE A3 TO EQUAL ZERO IN STEAD OF THE #DIV/0 VALUE WHEN BOTH ARE ZERO. SO THERE STILL NEEDS TO BE A DIVISION CALCULATION BUT WHEN THEY ARE BOTH ZERO IT WOULD THEN BE ZERO IN A3.-- Maggie |
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Cool. But I'd much rather be a Snickers!! :)
Glad to help. ************ Anne Troy www.OfficeArticles.com "Maggie" wrote in message ... YOU ARE A LIFE SAVER. THANK YOU!!!!! -- Maggie "Anne Troy" wrote: =if(iserror(yourformula),0,yourformula). ************ Anne Troy www.OfficeArticles.com "Maggie" wrote in message ... --A1=1 AND A2=1 AND WHEN I DIVIDE A1 BY A2 THEN IN A3 I GET 1. HOWEVER, WHEN BOTH A1 AND A2 EQUAL ZERO THEN I WOULD LIKE A3 TO EQUAL ZERO IN STEAD OF THE #DIV/0 VALUE WHEN BOTH ARE ZERO. SO THERE STILL NEEDS TO BE A DIVISION CALCULATION BUT WHEN THEY ARE BOTH ZERO IT WOULD THEN BE ZERO IN A3.-- Maggie |
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Here is my formula:
Specificity %:(([Sum Of SumOfTrue (-)]/([Sum Of SumOfTrue (-)]+[Sum Of SumOfFalse (+)]))*100) In my case, the Sum of SumOfTrue (-) will sometimes be a sum of zero but any of these totals could have a zero sum. Thanks for any and all help. "Anne Troy" wrote: Cool. But I'd much rather be a Snickers!! :) Glad to help. ************ Anne Troy www.OfficeArticles.com "Maggie" wrote in message ... YOU ARE A LIFE SAVER. THANK YOU!!!!! -- Maggie "Anne Troy" wrote: =if(iserror(yourformula),0,yourformula). ************ Anne Troy www.OfficeArticles.com "Maggie" wrote in message ... --A1=1 AND A2=1 AND WHEN I DIVIDE A1 BY A2 THEN IN A3 I GET 1. HOWEVER, WHEN BOTH A1 AND A2 EQUAL ZERO THEN I WOULD LIKE A3 TO EQUAL ZERO IN STEAD OF THE #DIV/0 VALUE WHEN BOTH ARE ZERO. SO THERE STILL NEEDS TO BE A DIVISION CALCULATION BUT WHEN THEY ARE BOTH ZERO IT WOULD THEN BE ZERO IN A3.-- Maggie |
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