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=IF(ISERROR(A2),0,A2)
Is there a way of putting the iserrors on another sheet? .. Maybe you mean, in say A1 in Sheet2: =IF(ISERROR(Sheet1!A2),0,Sheet1!A2) -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "NathanG" wrote: Hi, I need to check all the cells in a spreadsheet for error such as #div/0!. I am using iserror to supress the error as a 0 or to display the value of the cell if its correct. The problem is that if the value I am looking at is a2 and I put the formula in a3, a3 will display a value. Here is my formula =IF(ISERROR(A2),0,A2) Is there a way of putting the iserrors on another sheet? I thogutht the formula would be along the lines of =financial!if(iserror(a2),0,a2) but that doesn't work. Can it be done? I want to hide to result of the iserror Thanks Nathan |
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