I've the following formula but some of the results are returning the #DIV/0! result I know I need to bring some logic into my formula to rectify this but am at a loss as to how to do this.
=SUM(1/COUNTIF(AB:AB,AB:AB))
I'm the final stages of testing a userform that, in response to a button click, copies certain cells from a big messy worksheet and pastes the relevant ones (based on user input) in a clean sheet. Suddenly, I started getting a 'divide by zero' error for the following line:
VB : UpCount = PickNum - 6 + ((PickNum / 12))
UpCount and PickNum are both declared as Double, though this shouldn't matter. UpCount is being assigned a value here for the first time, and PickNum varies from 1 to about 250 depending on input.
Obviously I'm only dividing by a constant here, which is VISIBLY not zero. This error only occurs for certain ranges of PickNum...something like 50-70. Interestingly, in trying to debug it, I added:
VB:
Msgbox(PickNum)
Msgbox(54/12)
...since PickNum was 54 as I was getting this error. Just dividing 54 by 12 ALSO got a div by zero error.
Perhaps I should mention I'm using VBA in Excel 2010 for Mac.
Is there any way that the #N/A can be turned off or hidden and the cell left blank?
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The "divide by zero error won't trigger the conditional either......
[Code] ....
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My vba code seems to be dividing a range by 1M more than 1 time
My initial value is 51543942
After by code runs the display is 0.00 MB and the value in the formula bar is 0.000000000051543942 or 5.15439E-11
I would like the final display to be 51.54 MB
what I might be doing wrong?
Code:
'Format columns
r = .Cells(Rows.Count, 1).End(xlUp).Row
Set rng = .Range("C2:C" & r)
.Range("IV1").Value = 1000000
.Range("IV1").Copy
[code].....
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