Hello,
I am trying to figure out why the formula's below work if the first condition is TRUE (in this case returns the ERROR.TYPE 2 for #DIV/0) the formula will return a "0" as requested (in Example A below); however, if the first condition of the if formula is FALSE it returns N/A?
I have...
Hello,
I am trying to figure out why the formula's below work if the first condition is TRUE (in this case returns the ERROR.TYPE 2 for #DIV/0) the formula will return a "0" as requested (in Example A below); however, if the first condition of the if formula is FALSE it returns N/A?
I have...
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