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In a calculated field in a pivot table, , this produces a #VALUE in
areas where in there is no(blank) data to calculate. (IOW, 'Total Sales Item Amt' can have blanks. Margin, in these instances is always a negative number. =IF(ISERROR(Margin/'Total Sales Item Amt'),"",(Margin/'Total Sales Item Amt')) Any ideas why? Pierre |
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On Jan 4, 10:56*am, Pierre wrote:
In a calculated field in a pivot table, , this produces a #VALUE in areas where in there is no(blank) data to calculate. (IOW, 'Total Sales Item Amt' can have blanks. *Margin, in these instances is always a negative number. =IF(ISERROR(Margin/'Total Sales Item Amt'),"",(Margin/'Total Sales Item Amt')) Any ideas why? Pierre Found it in the recipe book. Right click anywhere, table options, "for error values show", check and leave blank. Pierre |
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