#div/0! how do i supress?
 

On one of my worksheets I am creating a standard report that is doing quite a
number of calculations. On occassions my data in certain areas will be null.
For example cell H34 is returning the error because it has been looking for
type 5 priorities and there are none. I am a fussy person and want to
suppress the error message as it looks untidy. I have looked at a few threads
and cannot quite find one that sorts this out. Thanks up front to all you
patient people out there that take your time out to help others.
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Regards vipa

Hi, Vipa. It's ever so helpful to provide an edited formula if we have your
original formula, but here's a shot at it:

=if(iserror(yourformula),"",yourformula)
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~Anne Troy

www.OfficeArticles.com


"vipa2000" wrote in message
...
On one of my worksheets I am creating a standard report that is doing
quite a
number of calculations. On occassions my data in certain areas will be
null.
For example cell H34 is returning the error because it has been looking
for
type 5 priorities and there are none. I am a fussy person and want to
suppress the error message as it looks untidy. I have looked at a few
threads
and cannot quite find one that sorts this out. Thanks up front to all you
patient people out there that take your time out to help others.
--
Regards vipa

Hi vipa,

Could you please show the formula that returns the error to be surpressed?

Thx,
KL


"vipa2000" wrote in message
...
On one of my worksheets I am creating a standard report that is doing
quite a
number of calculations. On occassions my data in certain areas will be
null.
For example cell H34 is returning the error because it has been looking
for
type 5 priorities and there are none. I am a fussy person and want to
suppress the error message as it looks untidy. I have looked at a few
threads
and cannot quite find one that sorts this out. Thanks up front to all you
patient people out there that take your time out to help others.
--
Regards vipa

Sorry KL and Anne, did not think in this instance it would be as critical.

cell h34 contains: =$H32/$H31

h32 =
=SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!$C$2:$C$30000=5)*(Sheet1!$D$2: $D$30000="")*(MONTH(Sheet1!$I$2:$I$30000)=$F3)*(YE AR(Sheet1!$I$2:$I$30000)=$H3)*ISNUMBER(SEARCH({"*T ECO*","*CLSD*"},Sheet1!$E$2:$E$30000)))

KL you might recognise it!

h31 = h9 which is the result of
=SUMPRODUCT(--(Sheet1!$C$2:$C$30000=5),--(Sheet1!$D$2:$D$30000=""),--(MONTH(Sheet1!$I$2:$I$30000)=F3),--(YEAR(Sheet1!$I$2:$I$30000)=H3))

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Regards vipa


"KL" wrote:

Hi vipa,

Could you please show the formula that returns the error to be surpressed?

Thx,
KL


"vipa2000" wrote in message
...
On one of my worksheets I am creating a standard report that is doing
quite a
number of calculations. On occassions my data in certain areas will be
null.
For example cell H34 is returning the error because it has been looking
for
type 5 priorities and there are none. I am a fussy person and want to
suppress the error message as it looks untidy. I have looked at a few
threads
and cannot quite find one that sorts this out. Thanks up front to all you
patient people out there that take your time out to help others.
--
Regards vipa

Hi Anne

please see respone to KL
--
Regards vipa


"Anne Troy" wrote:

Hi, Vipa. It's ever so helpful to provide an edited formula if we have your
original formula, but here's a shot at it:

=if(iserror(yourformula),"",yourformula)
*******************
~Anne Troy

www.OfficeArticles.com


"vipa2000" wrote in message
...
On one of my worksheets I am creating a standard report that is doing
quite a
number of calculations. On occassions my data in certain areas will be
null.
For example cell H34 is returning the error because it has been looking
for
type 5 priorities and there are none. I am a fussy person and want to
suppress the error message as it looks untidy. I have looked at a few
threads
and cannot quite find one that sorts this out. Thanks up front to all you
patient people out there that take your time out to help others.
--
Regards vipa

Hi vipa,

Generally Anne's solution is the one to use. However, in this case it can be
slightly shorter:

=IF($H31,$H32/$H31,0)

Regards,
KL


"vipa2000" wrote in message
...
Sorry KL and Anne, did not think in this instance it would be as critical.

cell h34 contains: =$H32/$H31

h32 =
=SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!$C$2:$C$30000=5)*(Sheet1!$D$2: $D$30000="")*(MONTH(Sheet1!$I$2:$I$30000)=$F3)*(YE AR(Sheet1!$I$2:$I$30000)=$H3)*ISNUMBER(SEARCH({"*T ECO*","*CLSD*"},Sheet1!$E$2:$E$30000)))

KL you might recognise it!

h31 = h9 which is the result of
=SUMPRODUCT(--(Sheet1!$C$2:$C$30000=5),--(Sheet1!$D$2:$D$30000=""),--(MONTH(Sheet1!$I$2:$I$30000)=F3),--(YEAR(Sheet1!$I$2:$I$30000)=H3))

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Regards vipa


"KL" wrote:

Hi vipa,

Could you please show the formula that returns the error to be
surpressed?

Thx,
KL


"vipa2000" wrote in message
...
On one of my worksheets I am creating a standard report that is doing
quite a
number of calculations. On occassions my data in certain areas will be
null.
For example cell H34 is returning the error because it has been looking
for
type 5 priorities and there are none. I am a fussy person and want to
suppress the error message as it looks untidy. I have looked at a few
threads
and cannot quite find one that sorts this out. Thanks up front to all
you
patient people out there that take your time out to help others.
--
Regards vipa