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Thanks Kevin these work when combined with conditional formatting less than 1.
Don't fully understand the if error function and I don't understand the difference between the 2 examples you show. The second has additional stuff. I had to edit the formula with the '$' =IF(ISERROR(SUM(($A3+$K$2)/($B3-2))),"",SUM(($A3+$K$2)/($B3-2))) Need to get a book on this especially the use of macros. Have used them in Word |
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Hi otuatail
Some people put their version of excel in their profile and on some occasions it is incorrect. The first example should do you the second is for versions older than Excel 2007. Kevin |
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