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swedish max
 
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Default Iserror question


I came across an interesting formula today and was hoping to find out
what it did.

The formula was =if(iserror(all),"0",b22/b23)

The confusing part was ALL. It seemed to work for one cell then error
on the rest as it was copied down. I've never seen this used before -
anyone any ideas what this ALL command is? Obviously, I replaced it
was the corrected terminology so it works no problem now but just
wanted to see if anyone knew.

Cheers

Max


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