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    Question Divide with insert Value Condition.

    Hello Experts,
    I am having a Trouble using Divide two cells...

    Suppose:
    =C1/A1 (Formula is in B1 Cell)
    but in a condition, whenever I put values in C1 & A1 then formula should apply automatically,
    then Continue with C2/A2 ......... infinite...

    Please suggest me a condition to apply it... I have tested this [=if(C1>1,C1/A1)] but it has a problem, When cells C1 & A1 are empty it shows False instead of Blank.

    So need help here..

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    Re: Divide with insert Value Condition.

    Hi and welcome to the forum

    Im not sure I understand what you mean by...
    Continue with C2/A2 ......... infinite...
    do you want that same formula in B2, B3, B4 etc?
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    Re: Divide with insert Value Condition.

    Maybe this...

    =IF(COUNT(C1,A1)<2,"",C1/A1)

    Copy down as needed.
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    Re: Divide with insert Value Condition.

    Quote Originally Posted by FDibbins View Post
    Hi and welcome to the forum

    Im not sure I understand what you mean by...


    do you want that same formula in B2, B3, B4 etc?
    Yup I mean that..
    And I may put B1 to B200000, but if C1 and A1 are blank then B1 must be Blank too, and when I enter Value in C1 and A1 then B1 should show divided value.

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    Re: Divide with insert Value Condition.

    Quote Originally Posted by Tony Valko View Post
    Maybe this...

    =IF(COUNT(C1,A1)<2,"",C1/A1)

    Copy down as needed.
    Thank You Very Much Buddy!
    That's Work and What I need...

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    Re: Divide with insert Value Condition.

    You're welcome. Thanks for the feedback!

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