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"John" wrote:
i have 3 cells M62=M63/M64*100 now if both M63 and M64 are 0, I need M62 to display 0, but i know 0/0 gives the DIV/0 error. =if(M64=0,0,M63/M64*100) Never mind about M63 being zero. The formula will handle that just fine. ----- original message ----- "John" wrote in message ... Guys i need URGENT help with this formula i have 3 cells M62=M63/M64*100 now if both M63 and M64 are 0, I need M62 to display 0, but i know 0/0 gives the DIV/0 error. please let me know if there's a way around this. Many Thanx John |
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