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Hide #DIV/0! errors and #N/A errors

I want to hide all #DIV/0! errors and #N/A errors for data that hasn't been inputted. (So just have an empty cell.) The current data I have:

Data sample

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Small Legend Avatar asked Jun 20 '15 16:06

Small Legend


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1 Answers

Rather than using the IF formula, I suggest using the IFERROR formula. That way you won't need to worry about possible error conditions.

Case of #VALUE! error:

=IFERROR("a" + 1,"")

Case of #DIV/0! error:

=IFERROR(3/0,"")

The second parameter is optional, so you can even simplify the formulas to:

=IFERROR("a" + 1)
=IFERROR(3/0)
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Marek Stejskal Avatar answered Jan 04 '23 04:01

Marek Stejskal