For showing a 0 value in place of error, use =IFERROR(B2/C2,0) You can also use an IF statement like =IF(C2=0,0,B2/C2) to get 0 return value in case C2 contains a zero.

The zero value will replace the error. We hope this tutorial helps you understand how to remove the #NUM error in Excel; if you have questions about the tutorial, let us know in the comments.

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By placing a zero before the decimal, the number is more readily recognized as less than one. By configuring a custom number format you can tell Excel to remove leading zeros.

Filters are great tools, but you can't remove specific items from the results. When you need to do this, try Find All in Excel instead.

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If you want to print an Excel spreadsheet but don't want to include rows that have a cell value of zero, you must filter the spreadsheet. Filtered rows will be skipped when you print your document.