Ignoring zero's

joeholiday

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Sorry I know this question's been asked before but I just don't get it!

How do I ignore the cells in Column D which contain 0 when doing a natural logarithm.

eg.. Column E looks like =LN(D21)

But I want it to ignore the cells with 0 value. At the moment it comes out at #NUM! Please help.:(
 

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Thankyou Vog, that works perfectly! And sorry to be a pain but in the next column I want to do =E21*D21

...so I tried

=IF(E21>0,(E21*D21),"")
but this then comes out as #VALUE!

Any ideas?:confused:
 
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