SUMPRODUCT vs. DIV/0

kramtronix

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OK, I trolled da innerwebz for about 30 minutes looking for a solution to my problem, but came up empty. Plenty of answers out there, but none were applicable this formula.

=SUMPRODUCT(E99:E105,F99:F105)/SUM(E99:E105)

How do I get this to ignore zeroes?
 

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OK, I trolled da innerwebz for about 30 minutes looking for a solution to my problem, but came up empty. Plenty of answers out there, but none were applicable this formula.

=SUMPRODUCT(E99:E105,F99:F105)/SUM(E99:E105)

How do I get this to ignore zeroes?
Maybe this if you're using Excel 2007 or later...

=IFERROR(SUMPRODUCT(E99:E105,F99:F105)/SUM(E99:E105),"")
 
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