How do you write an if statement that replaces #DIV/0! with 0
 

Hello,

My title asks my question, but we have a link that pulls in an answer
from another sheet that is #div/0! on the other sheet, but I can't
change the data on the sheet that has the #div/0! error. So I am
trying to write an if statment that gives 0 as a result instead of the
#div/0! error. Any ideas?


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How do you write an if statement that replaces #DIV/0! with 0
 

=IF(ISERROR(Sheet2!A1),"",Sheet2!A1)

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Hello,

My title asks my question, but we have a link that pulls in an answer
from another sheet that is #div/0! on the other sheet, but I can't
change the data on the sheet that has the #div/0! error. So I am
trying to write an if statment that gives 0 as a result instead of the
#div/0! error. Any ideas?


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How do you write an if statement that replaces #DIV/0! with 0
 

=IF(ISERROR(cell_ref),0,cell_ref)

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Trevor


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Hello,

My title asks my question, but we have a link that pulls in an answer
from another sheet that is #div/0! on the other sheet, but I can't
change the data on the sheet that has the #div/0! error. So I am
trying to write an if statment that gives 0 as a result instead of the
#div/0! error. Any ideas?


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How do you write an if statement that replaces #DIV/0! with 0
 

Hi!

Try this:

A1 = #DIV/0!

=IF(ISERROR(A1),0,your_formula_here))

Biff

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Hello,

My title asks my question, but we have a link that pulls in an answer
from another sheet that is #div/0! on the other sheet, but I can't
change the data on the sheet that has the #div/0! error. So I am
trying to write an if statment that gives 0 as a result instead of the
#div/0! error. Any ideas?


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How do you write an if statement that replaces #DIV/0! with 0
 

On Thu, 9 Mar 2006 17:12:55 -0600, caliskier
wrote:


Hello,

My title asks my question, but we have a link that pulls in an answer
from another sheet that is #div/0! on the other sheet, but I can't
change the data on the sheet that has the #div/0! error. So I am
trying to write an if statment that gives 0 as a result instead of the
#div/0! error. Any ideas?

=IF(ERROR.TYPE(cell_ref)=2,0,A12)

The other responses will result in a 0 for any error. However, this formula
should be specific for a #DIV/0 error.


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How do you write an if statement that replaces #DIV/0! with 0
 

Thanks all, great helped alot!!


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How do you write an if statement that replaces #DIV/0! with 0
 

On Thu, 09 Mar 2006 19:17:14 -0500, Ron Rosenfeld
wrote:

On Thu, 9 Mar 2006 17:12:55 -0600, caliskier
wrote:


Hello,

My title asks my question, but we have a link that pulls in an answer
from another sheet that is #div/0! on the other sheet, but I can't
change the data on the sheet that has the #div/0! error. So I am
trying to write an if statment that gives 0 as a result instead of the
#div/0! error. Any ideas?

=IF(ERROR.TYPE(cell_ref)=2,0,A12)

The other responses will result in a 0 for any error. However, this formula
should be specific for a #DIV/0 error.


--ron

That should be:

=IF(ERROR.TYPE(cell_ref)=2,0,cell_ref)


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