This tutorial shows you how to fix and remove #DIV/0! error in Microsoft Excel by using the IFERROR or ISERROR function.

Here, ‘value’ represents the formula displaying an Excel error (in this case, #DIV/0!), and ‘value_if_error’ is a value that you specify to appear in place of the error.

Excel can go wrong in many ways, especially when sums are involved. This guide will teach users how to fix the notorious #DIV/0 error.

The formula to do that is: IF (DIVISOR = 0, “Please enter a divisor other than 0”, DIVIDEND/DIVISOR) So, if you’re dividing B2 by C2, the formula would be: =IF (C2=0,“Please enter a divisor other than ...

Copy the new formula down to C6. The #DIV/0! errors are replaced with dashes. The dashes are left justified (the quotation marks in “-“ are telling Excel that this is text). Move them to the right by ...

This will work fine until you come to a product with no sales where the formula will return #DIV/0!. This can be addressed using a combination of the IF statement and ISERROR (note that in Excel 2007 ...

Have you ever put together an Excel formula, but after you click through and apply the formula to your spreadsheet, you’re greeted with an error? This usually states that your formula has returned an ...