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I am trying to calculate % in Excel Sheet via VBA code as follows:
.ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = "=IF((ISBLANK(RC[-2])=FALSE),IF((ISERROR(RC[-2]/RC[-1]),0,RC[-2]/RC[-1]),"""")"
But it gives me an error.
If the RC[-2] column is blank, the result of the % column should be blank, if not, I need to check if the denominator is 0 in order to avoid division by zero error (#DIV/0!
is populated if the denominator is zero)
Can somebody please point out where is the error?
You miss a closing bracket – this will probably work better (not sure if it will do what you want though!):
Or even more readable: