How do I remove #DIV/0! without deleting them. Is there a formula which I can apply so that the words don't show.
Thank You
Tash Williams
How do I remove #DIV/0! without deleting them. Is there a formula which I can apply so that the words don't show.
Thank You
Tash Williams
What's the formula that is displaying the error in the first place?....that formula can be altered so that it doesn't return the error.
Where there is a will there are many ways.
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if you just need to hide it go to format cell select custom and where by default it should say "general" enter ";;;" and it will hide the cells contents for you, it will still be viewable from the cell address bar but not in the cell itself
Thank You very much that's exactly what I wanted to do.
Tash
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