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Variance Report - Need to reflect 0%
Hello! I need my variance number to show 0% even when the formula's answer
is #DIV/0! |
Variance Report - Need to reflect 0%
If your data is the range A1:A100, you could use this:
=IF(ISERROR(VAR(A1:A100)),0,VAR(A1:A100)) To show the % sign just change the cell format. -- Adilson Soledade "JDM" wrote: Hello! I need my variance number to show 0% even when the formula's answer is #DIV/0! |
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