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I am fairly new to writing formulas. The formula I always use is F2-J2/I2.
Pretty simple, except when I2 has no data or is zero then I get the #DIV. How do I either keep the #DIV from showing or write the formula in such a way that it basically says: If I2 is less than, equal to or has no data then leave blank, if not process the above formula. |
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