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Hi,
I have a requirement to surpress all iserros i.e. #div/0! Say this iserror is in cell A1. In A2 I have written thid =IF(ISERROR(A1),0,A1) That to me means if A1 contain an iserror make it 0 but if its anything else leave what is there. Cell A1 will have a calculation formula in. Why isn't that working? All that happens is that cell A2 displays a 0. Is it actually saying make cell a2 a 0 if there is an iserror in cell A1?? Thanks Nathan |
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