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![]() Hi. I am doing some coursework for A-level and I have come across a problem where a 0 value is represented by a #div/0! instead of the 0.0% which I would like. When a cell that the chart refers to is changed sometimes the div/0 shows. There are two main formulas which I need to adjust and have tried but to no success: =SUMPRODUCT(--($B$30:$B$169="F"),--($D$30:$D$169="A"))/COUNT($F$30:$F$169) and =COUNTIF($D$30:$D$169,"A")/COUNT($F$30:$F$169) Both these formulas are used various times to calculate a correct percentage in certain cells in a table. Can anyone tell me what to do with the formula to get rid of the Div/0 error and show 0/0.0%? I would greatly appreciate any help. Thanks a lot! -- Jimbo43 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Jimbo43's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=31991 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=517371 |
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