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#DIV/0! format question

  1. 07-27-2007, 12:07 PM #1
    AndreLaplume
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    #DIV/0! format question

    Is there a way I can make the font white when a #DIV/0! error occurs in a cell so I need not see that...conditional formatting maybe...some other way?
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    Good afternoon AndreLaplume

    For, say cell A1, go to Format > Conditional Formatting

    Select "Formula Is" and put this formula in the box :
    =ERROR.TYPE(A1)=2
    and set your format.

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