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    Scanning cells for ""DIV/0!"

    Hello. I just can't quite figure this one out.

    I am looking to see if I could have one cell tell me if another set of cells contains any errors, anywhere. Any cells I am looking for would come up as ""DIV/0!"

    I tired the =IF or =IFERROR but am not sure if I am entering the text correctly.

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    Re: Scanning cells for ""DIV/0!"

    There is a function called ISERROR and ISERR that may help you....
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    Re: Scanning cells for ""DIV/0!"

    Not exactly sure how you want to show it, but try =if(iserror(cel-ref)),"this","that")

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    =iferror((cell-ref,"That")
    but this will give you the answer if there is no error
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    Re: Scanning cells for ""DIV/0!"

    OK. I tried =IsErr and =iserror and no matter what cell area I input it comes up true?

    Maybe this can help. The area I want to scan is this --> Matrix!FE759:NC1791 "Matrix!" being the sheet name of course.

    When I try all of this functions it seems to always come back true even when there are no errors.

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    Re: Scanning cells for ""DIV/0!"

    Try this Conditional Formatting:

    Select Matrix!FE759:NC1791

    Click on Conditional Formatting, New Rule, Use Formula.... and enter this formula in the formula field:

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    =ISERROR(FE759)


    Click on Format and choose the formatting that you would like.

    All the cells within the selected range that produce errors should be formatted with your chosen formatting.
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