Curing #DIV/0!????

Hi,

Can anyone tell me how to cure the div/o fault on my spread sheet when no value is found......just to tidy things up?

Thanks,

Simon

Simon,
Either test for the 0 value first [=IF(Whatever=0,,,,,]
or test the result for the error [=IF(ISERROR(Whatever),,,,

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> Can anyone tell me how to cure the div/o fault on my spread sheet when
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> Thanks,
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Use iserror eg

=if(iserror(a1/b1),"",a1/b1)

Regards
Rowan

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> Thanks,
>
> Simon
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=if(denom=0,"Zero Denominator",numer/denom)

Where denom is the range of the denominator and numer is the range of the
numerator
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> Hi,
>
> Can anyone tell me how to cure the div/o fault on my spread sheet when
> no value is found......just to tidy things up?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Simon
>
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Thanks for your replies, Rowan's reply seemed the most straight forward (i'm on nights and brain isnt working too well!) the only problem i have now is that if i use that formula all my percentages now show as a decimal i.e 3% is now 0.0314.

Is there a tweak for this?

Thanks again,

Simon.

Have you formatted the cells as Percentage?

"Simon Lloyd" wrote:

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> Thanks for your replies, Rowan's reply seemed the most straight forward
> (i'm on nights and brain isnt working too well!) the only problem i
> have now is that if i use that formula all my percentages now show as a
> decimal i.e 3% is now 0.0314.
>
> Is there a tweak for this?
>
> Thanks again,
>
> Simon.
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If it is simply to pretty up the look rather than to remove the fault try
a conditional format
formula is =ISERROR(A1) and set the format so the text matches the
background colour.

hth RES

Sorry to all!

As i said brain isnt working!!! ..........format cells!........it was a no brainer!

Simon