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#VALUE & #DIV0
I have entered several functions in my spreadsheet, however the cells
they are dependant on do not currently have data entered in them. Is there a way to retain the function in the cell, yet not have it show "#VALUE" or "#DIV0"? |
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#VALUE & #DIV0
Something like this I would guess...
IF(OR(X1="",Y1="",Z1=""),"",<<YourFormula) where X1, Y1 and Z1 are assumed to be the cells your formula is dependent on. Rick "tonyalt3" wrote in message ... I have entered several functions in my spreadsheet, however the cells they are dependant on do not currently have data entered in them. Is there a way to retain the function in the cell, yet not have it show "#VALUE" or "#DIV0"? |
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#VALUE & #DIV0
On Jan 8, 8:12*pm, "Rick Rothstein \(MVP - VB\)"
wrote: Something like this I would guess... IF(OR(X1="",Y1="",Z1=""),"",<<YourFormula) where X1, Y1 and Z1 are assumed to be the cells your formula is dependent on. Rick "tonyalt3" wrote in message ... I have entered several functions in my spreadsheet, however the cells they are dependant on do not currently have data entered in them. *Is there a way to retain the function in the cell, yet not have it show "#VALUE" or "#DIV0"?- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Excellent, thanks!! |
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