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function to know if #DIV/0 error in the cell 1
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Well, you could use this:
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But of course that destroys whatever formula you had in the cell ("C1" in this example) by replacing it with a constant zero. That may be ok if your macro code is putting the formula there in the first place.
However, you would be better off not using VBA, but rather using a formula like this:
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so that when "B1" is zero the result is zero otherwise the result is the quotient.
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If [C1].Text = "#DIV/0!" Then [C1] = "0"But of course that destroys whatever formula you had in the cell ("C1" in this example) by replacing it with a constant zero. That may be ok if your macro code is putting the formula there in the first place.
However, you would be better off not using VBA, but rather using a formula like this:
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=IF(B1,A1/B1,0)so that when "B1" is zero the result is zero otherwise the result is the quotient.
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