Using Iferror formula along with if else

Why do you need to "write it in VBA"? You could just use VBA to drop the existing formula into the entire range and then convert to values.

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If you really do want to work it out long hand manually, you just need to consider what might cause an error. In this case, it would be a Divide By Zero. So, you could check Range("AA" & i).Value, Range("AB" & i).Value, and Range("AC" & i).Value for zero before you do anything else.

But, in my opinion, it is much harder to read than the formula, much more prone to error, and probably less efficient.


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