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How do I change the way a formula is displayed as a percentage? I am using
an equation from data in numerous cells where the result is displayed as a percentage. The problem, prior to numbers being entered for the formula to calculate, the target cell displays, "#DIV/0!". I understand the formula is telling me zeroes have been entered in the data cells, but this is a calculation template and zeroes are necessary to show folks where the data needs to be entered. How do I change that display to show "%0.0" without entering numbers other than zero? |
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