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I have a cell with the following formula:
{=AVERAGE(IF(B4:M4<0,B4:M4))} It's producing the infamous #DIV/0! error - When the cell produces this error, I just want a dash in its place. How can this be done? Thank you |
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Wrap it all in an if and test for an error:
=if(iserror(AVERAGE(IF(B4:M4<0,B4:M4))),"-",AVERAGE(IF(B4:M4<0,B4:M4))) Note: when using "-" keep in mind other formulas referring to this cell. If you're doing a calculation then a "-" will produce an error. You may be better setting the error value to 0 (zero) and using the formatting to show a dash. HTH Giz "Karen" wrote: I have a cell with the following formula: {=AVERAGE(IF(B4:M4<0,B4:M4))} It's producing the infamous #DIV/0! error - When the cell produces this error, I just want a dash in its place. How can this be done? Thank you |
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Thank you for your help - I used this formula on a cell that should not
produce a zero, it should average the numbers and I'm getting a dash. Do you know what is wrong? Thank you "Gizmo63" wrote: Wrap it all in an if and test for an error: =if(iserror(AVERAGE(IF(B4:M4<0,B4:M4))),"-",AVERAGE(IF(B4:M4<0,B4:M4))) Note: when using "-" keep in mind other formulas referring to this cell. If you're doing a calculation then a "-" will produce an error. You may be better setting the error value to 0 (zero) and using the formatting to show a dash. HTH Giz "Karen" wrote: I have a cell with the following formula: {=AVERAGE(IF(B4:M4<0,B4:M4))} It's producing the infamous #DIV/0! error - When the cell produces this error, I just want a dash in its place. How can this be done? Thank you |
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Thank you - It works great!
It wasn't working before because I didn't Ctrl + Shift + Enter Thanks again "Gizmo63" wrote: Wrap it all in an if and test for an error: =if(iserror(AVERAGE(IF(B4:M4<0,B4:M4))),"-",AVERAGE(IF(B4:M4<0,B4:M4))) Note: when using "-" keep in mind other formulas referring to this cell. If you're doing a calculation then a "-" will produce an error. You may be better setting the error value to 0 (zero) and using the formatting to show a dash. HTH Giz "Karen" wrote: I have a cell with the following formula: {=AVERAGE(IF(B4:M4<0,B4:M4))} It's producing the infamous #DIV/0! error - When the cell produces this error, I just want a dash in its place. How can this be done? Thank you |
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