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Not showing #DIV/0! 2

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StephenA

Civil/Environmental
Nov 20, 2003
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I have a simple formula which sometimes produces a #DIV/0! when the divisor is zero.

I wanted to just show 0 or even -.

I tried this =IF(+D10/E10>0,D10/E10,0) but it still gave me #DIV/0!.

I am sure the answer is simple but I cannot think of it.

Stephen Argles
Land & Marine
 
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