YTLE#66.5: 3 ways to Hide Formula Errors

hi all

i want to know how to hide errors like #value! and #n/a ...etc

using :
1- formula
2- condition format
3- vba code

thank you

Hi there,

On the following formula I either get #N/A or FALSE or an useful value retruned.

=IF(VLOOKUP(Sheet2!I26,Sheet1!$I$1:$L$965,2,FALSE)=$B24,(VLOOKUP(Sheet2!I26,Sheet1!$I$1:$L$965,1,FALSE)))

How do I hide the #N/A or FALSE or even better return a value of zero instead ?

Many thanks,

Graham. :D

PS, Happy Friday everyone !

I am working on creating a grade book for my school and the problem that I am
having is when I get across to the end of a column where I have this command
average(c8:av8) when I have no numerical entries I get a #DIV/0! error. After
reading through many different forums on hiding such numerous errors I still
can't figure out how to hide more than one at a time without them reappearing
once the first error has changed.

I am creating a spreadsheet which shows the date of when the training was cpmpleted. I have added an expiry column which gives the date 3 years from start date no problems. The trouble i am having is that the column will return an #VALUE when no training date is entered. ie: the person has had no training so no date can be entered. any ideas would be helpful.

regards

I have hundres of #Value! errors popping up in my excel workbook, and I can't use the Iferror to get rid of the formula causing the problem, and I don't want to use iserror either because the formula is already really long.

Is there any other way to get rid of it? I was trying to do conditional formatting, but i was only able to get rid of one error at a time by changing the background of the cell to make it look like nothing is there. However, that is going to take too long, I need a fast and easy way.

Any ideas? It's just one formula causing the problem, but that formula is spread across multiple columns and rows, so it's making the workbook look very ugly.

Here's the formula:

Code:

=(IF($H$2="Percentage of Spend Addressed",K7/DSUM(Decode!$I$5:$Q$1265,"Delivered Price",DsumLists!C1:E2)*100,IF(K$5="","",(ROUND(IF(K$5="","",SUMIFS(Input!$AA$3:$AA$5999,Input!$I$3:$I$5999,$F6,Input!$H$3:$H$5999,$E6,Input!$L$3:$L$5999,$D6,Input!$C$3:$C$5999,K$5)/DSUM(Decode!$I$5:$Q$1265,"Delivered Price",DsumLists!C1:E2))*100,2)&"% (")&(ROUND(COUNTIFS(Input!$I$3:$I$5999,$F6,Input!$H$3:$H$5999,$E6,Input!$L$3:$L$5999,$D6,Input!$C$3:$C$5999,K$5)/COUNTIFS(Decode!$J$6:$J$1265,$F6,Decode!$I$6:$I$1265,$E6,Decode!$G$6:$G$1265,$B6)*100,2)&"%)"))))

I am using Vlookup to search worksheets, and using the search results in formulas. Is there a way to have the VLOOKUP return 0 for searches that produce no results, instead of #NA?

Thanks

I have a worksheet with lots of IF functions tat rely on other IF functions in other cells.

Instead of these just showing #value! errors, is there a way of using conditional formatting to hide the text unless a numberic value is returned?

I'm trying to run a program that will either highlight, hide, extract, etc. any row with an error of any kind.

Can someone please provide some code to accomplish this in VBA?

Thanks!

Hi

I have array formulas in a worksheet. But some cells throw up error value's such as div!/0 etc. i want to hide these errors but somehow am not able to type the right function using iserror(cel_ref). Can anybody tell me how to use ISERROR with array formulas

Regards

Manan

I have data in this range: A11:C17. For a few cells I am getting a error message #VALUE! and I know why. I would like to use the iserror command and conditional formatting [change color of font to match cell color] to hide this stuff. I am using the formula below but it isn't working. Can someone show me how to modify it?

Code:

=ISERROR($A$11:$C$17)