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if(iserror()) question
Hello,
I'm trying to design a formula that returns a (blank) if a formula returns an error OR a zero. The formula is of this type: =if(or(iserror(getpivotdata(.....),getpivotdata(.. ...)=0),"",getpivotdata(.....)) This formula continually returns #REF for errors but works properly on the "zero condition". I can also get it to work properly for the "iserror condition" but return 0 for the "zero condition". I just can't get it to work properly on both conditions. Is this a limitation in Excel or can someone point me in the right direction. Thanks. |
if(iserror()) question
Here is a typical example. The original is:
=A1/A2 the modified is: =IF(ISERROR(A1/A2),"",IF(A1/A2=0,"",A1/A2)) -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200909 "Mike B." wrote: Hello, I'm trying to design a formula that returns a (blank) if a formula returns an error OR a zero. The formula is of this type: =if(or(iserror(getpivotdata(.....),getpivotdata(.. ...)=0),"",getpivotdata(.....)) This formula continually returns #REF for errors but works properly on the "zero condition". I can also get it to work properly for the "iserror condition" but return 0 for the "zero condition". I just can't get it to work properly on both conditions. Is this a limitation in Excel or can someone point me in the right direction. Thanks. |
if(iserror()) question
Thanks so much for the fast response. Worked perfectly.
"Gary''s Student" wrote: Here is a typical example. The original is: =A1/A2 the modified is: =IF(ISERROR(A1/A2),"",IF(A1/A2=0,"",A1/A2)) -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200909 "Mike B." wrote: Hello, I'm trying to design a formula that returns a (blank) if a formula returns an error OR a zero. The formula is of this type: =if(or(iserror(getpivotdata(.....),getpivotdata(.. ...)=0),"",getpivotdata(.....)) This formula continually returns #REF for errors but works properly on the "zero condition". I can also get it to work properly for the "iserror condition" but return 0 for the "zero condition". I just can't get it to work properly on both conditions. Is this a limitation in Excel or can someone point me in the right direction. Thanks. |
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