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I have the following formula
=(G4/C4)-1 I don't want the cell to display "#DIV/0!" so I am trying to add the IFERROR function =IFFERROR(G4/C4)-1 and then add either ,_ or ,0 at the end. But it keeps saying "You've entered too few arguments for this function". Help?!
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Try:
=IFERROR(G4/C4-1,0) Last edited by joeu2004; 07-16-2017 at 04:13 PM. Reason: Change null string to 0, per your instructions, which I overlooked |
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Perfect - thank you!
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