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Hiding error message
The cell that contains the zero is on an adjacent worksheet.
Change the formula to test for 0. Since you didn't post your formula try to adapt this to it: =IF(Sheet2!A1=0,"",B1/Sheet2!A1) Biff "Mark Flynn" wrote in message ... I have a cell that displays an error message #DIV/0! (divide by zero error). How do I hide this error message? I tried Conditional Formatting: Formula Is =ISERROR (the cell that contains the zero). But I get an error message that reads "You may not use unions, intersections, or array constants for Conditional Formating criteria." The cell that contains the zero is on an adjacent worksheet. |
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