Conditional formatting errors

markstro

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I routinely conditionally format cells "cells equals zero" to format zero's the same color as cell background to hide them, is there any way to format for "#div/0!" the same way when I don't have all the data to return a valid dividend???
 

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Sure, but I would first suggest to fix the formula.

i.e.

=IF(B1,A1/B1,"")

Assuming Column A, use the following conditional formatting formula:

=ERROR.TYPE($A1)=2
 
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