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Is there a way to replace #DIV/0! with a zero?

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A lttle additional information, the cell that produces division by zero
should actually be blank because it didn't apply during this particular
scenario. So I guess there needs to be a check to make sure the cell isn't
blank.

Brett

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=if(a2=0,0,a1/a2)

Maybe???



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=IF(ISERR(YourFormula),0,YourFormula)


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