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Please help,
I need to know what formula's to enter to acheive the following results:- 1. I have 4 cells:- Actual Expense Budget £ of budget remaining % of budget remaining Currently if my actual expense is greater than my budget, the '£ of budget remaining' cell returns a minus figure. Rather than the cell showing a minus figure I would prefer it to just return a zero balance in order that my end of year figures are correct. 2. Also, another query I have is that to get my '% of budget remaining' figure I do the following '£ of budget remaining' divide 'budget' and this returns the answer however, if the budget is zero and therefore the calculation is dividing by zero I get this messgae '#DIV/0!'. How can I tell excel to just return a zero percentage? Many thanks -- Bensum |
Formula's
Hi,
To return zero instead of minus values use =MAX(0,B2-A2) Which assumes actual in A2 and budget in b2 and tp eliminate DIV0 use =IF(B2<0,C2/B2,"") Mike "Bensum" wrote: Please help, I need to know what formula's to enter to acheive the following results:- 1. I have 4 cells:- Actual Expense Budget £ of budget remaining % of budget remaining Currently if my actual expense is greater than my budget, the '£ of budget remaining' cell returns a minus figure. Rather than the cell showing a minus figure I would prefer it to just return a zero balance in order that my end of year figures are correct. 2. Also, another query I have is that to get my '% of budget remaining' figure I do the following '£ of budget remaining' divide 'budget' and this returns the answer however, if the budget is zero and therefore the calculation is dividing by zero I get this messgae '#DIV/0!'. How can I tell excel to just return a zero percentage? Many thanks -- Bensum |
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