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Deleting the #DIV/0! from cells

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    Deleting the #DIV/0! from cells

    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

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    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.
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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

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    Thank You very much that's exactly what I wanted to do.

    Tash

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