G Guest Nov 29, 2005 #2 I usually use the following for a formula simple formula =a1/b1 can give you a number of errors. So I use =if(iserror(a1/b1),0,a1/b1)
I usually use the following for a formula simple formula =a1/b1 can give you a number of errors. So I use =if(iserror(a1/b1),0,a1/b1)
G Guest Nov 29, 2005 #3 Mike said: Is there a way to replace #DIV/0! error message with just 0? Click to expand... Several ways. Among them: =IF(denominator = 0, 0, expression) =IF(ISERROR(expression), 0, expression) =IF(ISERR(expression), 0, expression) Use Help to see the difference between ISERROR() and ISERR().
Mike said: Is there a way to replace #DIV/0! error message with just 0? Click to expand... Several ways. Among them: =IF(denominator = 0, 0, expression) =IF(ISERROR(expression), 0, expression) =IF(ISERR(expression), 0, expression) Use Help to see the difference between ISERROR() and ISERR().