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hi all, i'm not much of a guru with Excel. how do i prevent the #DIV/0! when
a column i'm dividing by is a 0. i'm using Excel to calculate the Delta %. i'm using a simple formula (K-L)/K. a lot of rows have values but obviously if for example K9 is 0 i'm going to get an error. any ideas? TIA Ted |
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