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![]() Andy wrote: I have a two part section of a spreadsheet Section one contains numbers (with some fields having text in them). Section two then calculates these numbers as a %age of the total. As would be expected when Excel tries to calculate the %age of a text, it returns the #VALUE! error message. Is there anyway to hide these #VALUE! returns automatically, so only the values of true %age cells are visible, or some If statement? Thanks Hi Andy, One way would be to use this: =IF(ISERROR(YourCalculation),"",YourCalculation) Regards, Bondi |