=if(iserror(YOUR FORMULA),"",YOUR FORMULA)

This will first check if the result of the formula is an error or not, if so
it will be a blank cell, if its not an error it will do the forumla

"Amabrow" wrote:

I am working on a calculation in Excel which has to be updated every month
and I have the calculations set up correctly. But as I have to wait every
month for the new data when there is no data in the cells this error pops up
in the cell instead, is there anyway the #div/0! can be replaced with a blank
cell while still automatically performing the calculation, when I enter the
expected data.