I'm using:
=IFERROR(J10/J9, "")
to eliminate the error in cell. Occasionally my data also has an instance where there's no dividing by 0 but 0 is divided by a number. Can I have that also display as a blank instead of the quotient – 0?
Thank you
I'm using:
=IFERROR(J10/J9, "")
to eliminate the error in cell. Occasionally my data also has an instance where there's no dividing by 0 but 0 is divided by a number. Can I have that also display as a blank instead of the quotient – 0?
Thank you
Here's the most straightforward way:
Formula:
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Jeff
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Maybe this...
=IFERROR(1/(1/(J10/J9)),"")
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