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When we are setting up dashbaords and we have not yet enetered data , how do we make that data show a "0" instead of "# Divide By Zero" , it just looks messy....
Thank you
Wrap your formula with an IFERROR() formula. For instance...
=IFERROR(1 / 0, 0). Since 1/0 will give you an error, the formula will return a 0.
OK thanks so if my formula was
=SUM([Series ID]43 / [Series ID]42
then it would be
=IFERROR(SUM([Series ID]43 / [Series ID]42) ?
It stilll is not working,
Sorry still learning the syntax
Close. You just need to add what to display if there is an error.
=IFERROR([Series ID]43 / [Series ID]42, 0)
=IFERROR([original statement], [what to display if there is an error in the original statement])
I got the =IFERROR([Series ID]43 / [Series ID]42, 0) to work! Awesome
But I tried with this one below and it is not returning a 0
=IFERROR([Performance Meter]85),0)
Newbie! Sorry but your help is greatly appreciated!
You have an extra closed parenthesis after the cell reference. Removing that should get you squared away.
=IFERROR([Performance Meter]85, 0)
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