hiding #N/A

  • Thread starter Thread starter Shaun
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Shaun,

One way would be to change your formulas so that you don't
het the #N/A (it looks ugly on the worksheet anyway).

Basic format is:

=IF(ISNA(yourformula),"",yourformula)

John
 
Use the ISNA() worksheet function to test the outcome
of another function, like (pseudo):

=IF(ISNA(SomeOtherFunction);"";SomeOtherFunction)

Krgrds,
Perry
 
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