I use an excel spreadsheet alot for billing in the construction industry. There are premade formulas in this spreadsheet. When no input value is present, the total column(s) either show a "$0.00" or show "#DIV/0!". How do I hide these results for the rows that do not yet have any input? I have seen it done on other speadsheets, i just cant figure out how to do it.
See attached example.
For the $0.00, you could put =if(Formula=0,"",Formula). In this case, Formula is the formula you are using that is returning $0.00. And, for the #DIV/0!, you can use =iferror(Formula,""). Again, Formula represents the formula currently returning the #DIV/0 error.
I hope this helps.
worked like a charm. that "=iferror(formula,"") especially is useful. figured out that i can put a value between the "" and that is what will show up in place of the error symbol.
thank you for your help
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