Hello!
I am new to this forum and often run Excel projects for my boss - this forum may come in handy when my Googling tips just aren't cutting it and I would be forever grateful!
So our spreadsheet, on a weekly basis, reports the workload of our Associates - from incoming emails, phone calls, meetings, etc. From there, we count how many staff members were present for all 5 days of the work week, or if any took a single-day or full week of PTO, to 'normalize' the data.
My boss then told me there is a formula I can use to rid the #DIV/0! portions of the spreadsheet when there is a zero in the data. I looked and found the IFERROR function, but this formula is so long, I just don't know where exactly to put it! My boss suggested I wrap in IFERROR with the formula but Excel either says it's too little, missing a parenthesis, or just doesn't make sense.
Attached is a snippet of the table with the formula I need to wrap the IFERROR around. I can attach the spreadsheet if necessary, but figured a snippet might help since it's such a simple formula, I'm just having trouble finding where to put the IFERROR formula.
Thank you for any help!
Nichole
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