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How to not get '0' or '#DIV/0!' in a cell with a percentage formul
I am trying to get rid of the "zeros" and "#DIV/0!" in a cell with a cell a
percentage formula. Example: Column A2 = Numerator Column B2 = Denominator Then for % formula I do the following in column A1: =A2/B2 And this gives me a the cell A1 with percent formula but if the cells A2 and B2 are blank then it gives "#DIV/0!". Can we design this formula in such a way that the target cell (A1) remains empty but still has the formula? Also, how can I lock the formula cells so that no one can change it? Please help. Thanks |
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