But seriously folks, why do you have 0's in your denominator? Can you fix this or do you just want to suppress the error? To suppress the error, you could do something like: =IF(B1,A1/B1,0)
So if AR18 or AR22 is 0, use the BN cells, otherwise use the AR cells. Therefore, the DIV by 0 is because BN22 is 0. What do you want to have happen if BN22 is 0 while one of the 2 AR cells is also 0?
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