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To show "0" instead of #N/A
If cel C1 is A1-B1, how can I get C1 to show 0 if one of A1 or B1 is #N/A
instead of C1 ending up also #N/A? |
To show "0" instead of #N/A
Hi,
Use an IF & OR with ISNA() function; =IF(OR(ISNA(A1),ISNA(B1)),0,A1-B1) Regards, Chris. -- Chris Marlow MCSD.NET, Microsoft Office XP Master "widman" wrote: If cel C1 is A1-B1, how can I get C1 to show 0 if one of A1 or B1 is #N/A instead of C1 ending up also #N/A? |
To show "0" instead of #N/A
=if(iserror(a1-b1),0,a1-b1)
widman wrote: If cel C1 is A1-B1, how can I get C1 to show 0 if one of A1 or B1 is #N/A instead of C1 ending up also #N/A? -- Dave Peterson |
To show "0" instead of #N/A
Try something like this:
=IF(ISNA(A1-B1),0,A1-B1) Does that help? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP-Pro "widman" wrote: If cel C1 is A1-B1, how can I get C1 to show 0 if one of A1 or B1 is #N/A instead of C1 ending up also #N/A? |
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