I have a formulae set up on a sheet to calculate the average of the row. When there are no values in the row, it comes up with # DIV/0! as you cannot divide by 0 which I know. Is there a way to not show this until values are entered?
View 3 RepliesI have been using this code for a long time in Excell that came with OfficeXP very sucessfully. I just upgraded to Office 2003 and this code will not work.
Sub HideCells()
'This converts weeks with no production to an error value
'in row 14 then hides the column that holds the error value
'This is to create a dynamic graph
On Error Resume Next
Rows(14).SpecialCells(xlCellTypeFormulas, xlErrors).EntireColumn.Hidden = True
Rows(14).SpecialCells(xlCellTypeFormulas, xlNumbers).EntireColumn.Hidden = False
ActiveSheet.Calculate
ActiveSheet.Next.Select
End Sub
I have a spreadsheet that has a AGE column. The function was put in the top cell and after listing pulled down to automatically get the right cell indicators in the formule. I have 1000 rows on the spreadsheet and i should for see adleast a other 1000. The issue is as follow or better the question, how do i hide de #VALUE in de cells were there is no DOB yet? Since i put in the empthy rows in the DOB column / / i do get the #VALUE there where the DOB will come. Hoe can i solve this issue and make the additional rows still availeble for futher usage.
View 2 Replies View Relatedi m trying to add values in different sheets though some of the values have a #n/A in them and i want to ignore this = SUM(Set1!D9,Set3!D9,Set2!D9). However Set1!D9 is an error and I would like to ignore this value!!
View 2 Replies View RelatedI am trying to write a macro to find all cells that are returning cell errors (ie: #REF!) within a named range, to select only those cells, and then to clear the contents of only these cells. It is my understanding that replacing or altering the value is not an option because doing so will return a "" string value, instead of a clear cell. Replacing the cell's contents with a =na() is also unacceptable...these cells to be completely clear. I was unable to piece together a macro from searching around this site and thought it would be best to just ask.
View 4 Replies View RelatedI have a large spreadsheet, within which i am trying to remove commas from all cells. I get the error 'formula is too long' when I carry out the search. Some of the cells are >1024 characters in length and contain dates, text etc.
View 5 Replies View RelatedTried to call this post Hide #N/A but it wouldn't let me.
I have a sheet with links to other pages.
One of the results comes back as the dreaded #N/A.
The formula says ='Andrew Whi'!F31. I know how to do IF formulas but how do I say
When ='Andrew Whi'!F31 equals 0 show nothing.
I know the N/A will disappear when the other sheets are populated, but I won't work with this workbook myself and I've already got emails saying "there are errors" so blanks would be ideal.
I have a simple spreadsheet to track my mileage. It has a column calculating miles driven since the last fill-up. The "miles driven" formula is simply =B4-B3 (current odometer reading minus previous odometer reading.)
Until I input my current odometer reading, the following row's "miles driven" column displays the previous odometer reading as negative value. Example:
ROW 2: Current Odometer Reading = 53,000
ROW 3: Current Odometer Reading = 53,200; Miles Driven = 200
ROW 4: Current Odometer Reading = blank (awaiting input); Miles Driven displays as -53,200
ROW 5: Current Odometer Reading = blank (awaiting input); Miles Driven = blank
How do I hide that negative value & just display a blank cell?
I know how to keep other types of error values from displaying (zero values, #DIV0!, etc.)how to hide this single pesky negative.
My wife is trying to use an Excel Spreadsheet to help teaching fractions and decimals to children.
She wants a cell where the children enter the numerator and a cell where they enter the denominator and a cell where the result (to two decimal places) is shown. I have designed an appropriate sheet but would like to "fancy it up" a little.
If the denominator cell is empty, the result cell shows the error message "#DIV/0!".
I'd like this message to be hidden until the children have entered both a numerator and a denominator.
The numerator is in cell D2, denominator is in cell D6 and result is displayed in merged cells C8 - E8.
I've tried conditional formatting the cell with white text if the cell is zero and black if it is non-zero and also tried to specify white text if the cell value is equal to "#DIV/0!" but both do not do what I want.
If there was a way to specify white text for this cell if another cell was zero, that would do it too (ie. if cell D6=0 then conditionally format cells C8-E8 to be white text).
I've also tried a rather inelegant solution where the denominator cell has a "dummy value" (say 0.1) and then conditionally formatted this cell to make the text white (so that it doesn't show up). The results cell can then be conditionally formatted with two conditions: 1. If cell = 0 then white text and 2. if cell is non-zero black text. However, this means that as soon as any number is entered into the numerator, the results cell becomes visible.
Example. Initially cell D2 is blank, D6 has "dummy" value 0.1 and results cell (C8 - E8) has the value 0 in it (0 / 0.1 =0) conditionally formatted to be "invisible".
When a positive number is entered into cell D2 (the numerator) such as 2, the result (2 / 0.1 = 20) is non-zero and so 20.00 is displayed.
How can I hide the error message "#DIV/0!" until the denominator is no longer zero?
Im trying to use the following code to hide rows on my sheet however its just crashes my sheet:
Private Sub CommandButton2_Click()
Dim Ws As Worksheet
BeginRow = 1
ChkCol = 6
For Each Ws In Worksheets
EndRow = Ws.Range("AW" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row
For RowCnt = BeginRow To EndRow
Ws.Cells(RowCnt, ChkCol).EntireRow.Hidden = Ws.Cells(RowCnt, ChkCol).Value = "Open"
Next RowCnt
Next Ws
End Sub
Basically, from row 3 onwards I want to hide rows where AW does not contain 'Open'.
Just looking at the first or second Column, need to Hide all ROWS which either contain "#VALUE!" or "N/A".... The sheet data changes for any age the user input...
View 9 Replies View RelatedSee the attached sheet. I am trying to add together two figs which are linked to calculations which have formula built in to stop error messages when there is a 0 / 0 = #value type error. However when these two cells are added, if the cells are blank I get an error message. And if only one cell has a value, I get "" with my existing formula. what I need to do to get a result of 7 if for example cell A4 = "" + B4 =7. At the moment my formula shows "" in the sum total of these cells
View 5 Replies View RelatedI have written a Excel (2003) that searches a worksheet for a string in any cell. If the string is not found, it uses the 'On Error GoTo' command to jump to a given label. It works fine on the first string not found. When it searches for the next non-existent string, it fails with:
'Run-time error '91':
Object variable or With block variable not set'
Do I have to clear a buffer after each cells.find search?
My
I'm trying to copy an ELOOKUP formula down a column in a sheet. The formula is losing part of the table array when I carry it down and returning an N/A error. Interestingly, it will work when I copy it across a row.
View 9 Replies View RelatedI have a VB function in a worksheet that requires data from a workbook that is not under my control. The problem is that the workbook does not always have complete data. Often cells are filled with #VALUE, when this occurs I need a way to tell my VBA to assume a value of 0. I have tried using if(cell="#VALUE", 0,cell) but to no avail. any suggestions?
View 7 Replies View RelatedHide Cell Error Display #DIV/0! - "LOW",
View 9 Replies View RelatedI'm having some trouble trying to get excel to input a formula into a cell. I'm still a novice at VBA right now, so I don't think my problem will be too much of a brain buster.
I want a formula in Cell A6 (and I already know it correctly works) in this format: =E6&VLOOKUP(I6,'FA-Fund Data'!B$1:C$2000,2,FALSE)&J6
I'm trying to write a macro that will insert a excel formula into a specific cell. When I try to run the macro I receive a compile/ syntax error. I don't understand why as the formula works in excel. Here is the code (formula only)
View 4 Replies View RelatedThis is a simple division function using 2 cells. Normally if the cell referring to the numerator of the division forumla is blank you will get the "divide by zero error" (#DIV/0!). I have this sheet where there is no formula in the cell content (cell E1) but if I enter numbers in cell B1 and D1 it calculates:
=(B1-D1)/B1
How is this formula hidden? Normally if I would want to hide #DIV/0! I would use an IF function but I would still see the formula and if fuction if I click on the cell. Whats odd the formula doesnt show when I click on the cell but once i enter data in the cells the forumla appears.
I am planning to email an excel spreadsheet as a survey. Is there any way to hide the formula bar? I would prefer that the user not see my formulas when they click on a cell. I can hide the formula within the sheet, but can't find out if I can prevent the user from seeing the formula in the formula bar.
View 9 Replies View RelatedI have to hide the formula in the cell. nobody should see the formula in the cell without password.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI have a sheet with many different cells containing formulas. When the sheet has no data entered yet, every cell needs to be blank, including cells that have formulas for data.
I've realized that I can't use the "Show a zero in cells that have zero value" option because if a cell has data entered in it and the result is 0, I sometimes need to see that 0 in the cell. Some cells I need to see the 0 result and some cells I need to see a blank cell if the result is 0.
I just can't figure out how to edit the formulas so they do what I need.
cell P11:
=IF(J11="","",INT((J11-10)/2))
If no data is entered in cell J11, then cell P11 should be blank. But if data is entered in cell J11 and the result in cell P11 is 0, then cell P11 should be blank.
cell BS27...........................
There are empty cells in a column.
Where the cells are empty, they are reading #VALUE! because I have copied down a formula in all other cells above and below etc.
Is there any quick way of making the #VALUE! disappear or by hiding?
(Other than the copied formulas in the column, there are also conditional formatting so when the numbers drop below zero value, it turns the numbers red).
It's a long sheet and I want to avoid deleting each #VALUE! by hand!
I have column b with 30 rows of names, I need to search on at least 3 characters to retrieve all names matching the 3 consecutive characters.
All other rows are to hide, and the remainder should all be displayed now starting in the row 3 position.
My problem is that if a match is found in lets say rows 8, 99, 500, and 2300 the rows inbeweeen are not hidden.
Sub SEARCH_TEXT_STRING_AND_Hiding_Routine()
Dim foundCell As Range
With ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Sheet1")
Set foundCell = .Range("b:b").Find(what:=Left(.Range("B2").Value, 3), After:=.Range("B2"), _
LookIn:=xlValues, LookAt:=xlPart, SearchOrder:=xlByRows, _
SearchDirection:=xlNext, MatchCase:=False)
I have a work sheet with 4 pages. I enter a value on page 4 & copy it to page 1. The formula
=complete!(h4)
entered on sheet 1 will enter a $0.00 untill I have a value entered on sheet 4 (which is named complete)cell H4. I want to hide all those zero's, in a search I found this code,
Option Explicit
Sub HideCol()
Dim cl As Range, rTest As Range
Set rTest = Range("a1", Range("a1").End(xlToRight))
For Each cl In rTest
If Not cl.Value > 0 Then
cl.EntireColumn.Hidden = True
End If
Next cl
End Sub
Is this the best way to hide all those zeros? & when I get a value in cell h4 will the it then show?
I've been trying to copy values from one range to another, and the ranges need to be dynamic. Normally I use a combination of the 'range' and 'cells' properties, like this:
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have a spreadsheet for which I have to set up a formula to get the minimum value from a range of cells, but that range can include blank cells, errors (#DIV/0) and zeros, all of which I want to be ignored. I can work out how to ignore EITHER the zeros
(=MIN(IF(C10:G100,C10:G10)),
or the error cells
(=MIN(IF(ISNUMBER(C9:G9),C9:G9)),
How to exclude both. If I try to combine both of these exclusion criteria it doesn't work and I end up with the answer #DIV/0, which is one of the values I want it to ignore.
In this file i want the red coloured cells not to show zero (0) or anything unless anything else is entered in the cells above.In other words I want to hide the zero if nothing is entered above.
View 5 Replies View RelatedIn Spreadsheet A Cell H8 is entered as Item Description.
In Spreadsheet B Cell H8 is also entered as Item Description, but if the Item Description in Spreadsheet A has been changed, I need Spreadsheet B to reflect that change, if not it should stay as Item Description.
On my 'Report' worksheet in cells I1 to Z1 the formula returns "" if there's no data in that month or "1" to "18" depending on which month it is. e.g. if it's a 12 month accounting period then 6 of the columns will have no data in them and will have "" in row 1, the other columns will return 1 - 12 in row 1; if it's a 15 month accounting period then 3 of the columns will have no data in them and "" in row 1 and the other columns will return 1 - 15.
The VBA code below is part of a longer macro on my 'Data' worksheet. The rest of the code works fine and I just wanted to add this bit to hide the blank columns on the 'Report' page.
[VBA]
Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range)
Application.Calculate
With Sheets("Report")
Dim i As Integer
If Intersect(Target, Range("I1:Z1")) Is Nothing Then
Else
For i = 9 To 26
[Code] ........