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I have this formula where both rows is zero, but I do not want the error
Div#/0 or #value instead I want to display a zero. I have: IF(a7=0,0,100*(a7/a8)) IF(a8=0,0,100*(a7/a8)) Now I want to combine both to use if a7 or a8 are equal to zero, then give a zero. otherwise give me the value ( which in some cases is a positive value or percent) any ideas??? |
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