Remove the DIV#/0! Error in Excel
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
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Learn how to fix these errors: #DIV/0!, #N/A!, #NAME?, #NULL!, #NUM!, #REF! & #VALUE!
The DIV#/0! error occurs in Excel when you are dividing something by 0 or by cell that is currently empty. The error can be suppressed by using IFERROR or IF. The video takes you through some examples where the DIV#/0 might occur in your worksheets.
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Ten years later and you are still helping people like me! Thank you sooooooo much!
Thanks.
Just getting my head around Excel now and this was extremely useful.
The referencing was a beautiful technique brought up. All videos on UA-cam as far as I saw showed only the IFERROR or IF condition
Been looking for a simple fix and you have nailed it! Easy to understand and easy to fix - when it is explained! A Million THANKS!!
thanks kub
In your example, it works if you are dividing two numbers. But what if your end block should include the average of 3 numbers?
Really easy to follow. I fixed my error even before the video had finished! Thank you
Dude thank you so much. Been trying to complete this financial model and finally only figured the iferror method after watching this. Lifesaver!
this is great, is there also a way so that it there is a div/0 error, the cell changes color? I am making a source of hire recruiting spreadsheet that involves several recruiting metrics. And if a source is costing the employer money but netting in no candidates or hires, I want them to be aware of their cost per applicant spend, but also show it in the red to indicate the source was a waste of money.
Nice tip Chester, just what I needed to tune up my spreadsheet....thx
Thank you for such a great tutorial, but I have a question, my problem is the one like you showed last, meaning that the values have not been entered yet. The problem that those cells already contain another another formula, for example =AVERAGEIF(B28:M28,"0") where or how do I add in the IFERROR?
This is very helpful. But you can try to zoom out the view so it would be more clear to viewers.😊
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It is still very helpful in 2020, thank you.
Thanks a lot. Your video helped me to resolve the error.
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Thank you! We need more people like you
Praise the Lord Jesus for you and these solutions... thank you for publishing!
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Best Video.
Solved my issue.
Thanks a lot buddy, keep up the good work.
Many thanks. Very helpful.
thank you so much.
Or u can use =if(b2 "",a2/b2, "") for the IF
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Thank you really. You are the best! Your video saved me!
Thank you so much. This saved me big time.
GRACIAS!!!
what if I have something like this: =IFERROR(E2-F2)/M2. How do I prevent the DIV error from showing up?
Hi I'm brand new to world of Office 365 and am slowly working my way through Excel. I'm working on a worksheet as practise, one of the cells is an average of deliveries over a 6 day period but keep getting #DIV/0! popping up in the Totals cell, have followed the video and placed the formula =AVERAGE(IF(ISNUMBER(F9:F14),F9:F14,"")) then pressing CTRL + Shift + Enter but am still getting the same response #DIV/0! unless I place a 0 in one of the cells, I am trying to leave the cells blank, until I input a number, have I input the formula wrong have checked and double checked it, am I missing something. Am about to start pulling my hair out (well the hair I have left after a lockdown hair cut,) and am considering (in the words of that Great Philosopher Vivian (The Young Ones)) Psychology and Extreme Violence, including me, the computer and a 9kg Sledgehammer, any help would be very much appreciated, as the computer is brand new......
Thanks!!! Just what I needed...
Thanks, the #DIV was annoying, i had Excel before windows10 killed it, that had the iferror function but open office doesn't, it's now gone with a simple IF function, & locking the dragging formula to a certain box with the $ sign will be useful, i won't have to have a complete column dedicated to a no', I use VLOOKUP eg.. =VLOOKUP(D47;$Materials.$C$3:$F$1149;3;0) for my materials list/range that i use to make quotes for work but didn't know what the $ signs did, 👍👍😉
Exactly what i needed - thank you!
Well explained. Good job. Thanks
Hi Chester Tugwell,
I tried to remove or change the shape of error (#0/DIV!) that appear with equation (= 1000 / 0-1) but to no avail
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I know the equation mathematically is wrong, but I want to change the error shape from #0/DIV! to 0 if it is possible
thank you
Je vous aime. Merci bcp
Thanks Friend for the Effort on the Video
how to use if error inside sumproduct. for example something like: =SUMPRODUCT(G12:CH12,IFERROR(1/G7:CH,0))
Great tutorial, thanks man!
thanks...very useful....
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thx example 2, with F4 solved myc problem... Now looking god...
Great Video, and it helped me alot. Thumbed it up for you!
thankyou so much
Very clear, thanks!
Thanks for the help
Thank you so much. i've solved my problem now.
could you please explain how to add iferror function to this formula
=sum(j9-(k9+l9))/j9*100
when there is no data on k9 or l9 i used to get this error
#DIV/0!THANK U
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Units Alloc. Units Billed Units Rem.
3258 1728 1530
Units/Day Remaining Total Days Rem.
18 Units Per Day 85
What I have wanted was that is Units Remaining = 0 to see no-remaining but if there are some units left to see Units Per Day which is 1530 / 85 with text saying Units Per Day. Before i was getting Div#/0 error but what i had done is
=IF(O18=0," No-Remainings ", O18/O21)&IF(O18>0," Units Per Day","") it worked for me and gave exactly what i had wanted. {This part ONLY gives me the text msg only if O18 is Greater than Zero &IF(O18>0," Units Per Day","") if O18 = 0 I get the text msg "No-Remainngs" and that comes dividing from the cells O18 and O21. If by dividing O18 / O21 not equal Zero, it gives me the remaining units and the second if txt msg. It works really good no more DIV#/O!.
u king thanks ))
So I want to average several columns and leave them blank till fill I'm getting #DIV/0!
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thank you. my spreadsheet was looking real ugly lol
great
What if you're using the Average IF function and you're getting the DIV error. So dangerous
Thank you! It was so useful!
Thank you!