Probably a stupid question and If I had time....

WillM

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I'd seach around the board as someone is BOUND to have asked before but....

How do you get rid of a "#DIV/0!" ??

Thanks in advance !

Will M
 

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A2: 5
B2: 0 (zero) or blank

Normally, 5 divided by 0 or 5 divided by a blank cell will return the "#DIV/0!" error.

One solution:
=IF(OR(B2 = 0,B2 = ""),"",A2/B2)

HTH

Mike
 
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