Answer / chutke amresh

NDIV0 (x): Equals 0 when divided by 0, otherwise x

NDIV(<Expression>)

Is 0 if the calculation of <Expression> causes a division
by 0. Otherwise, the result is the value of the expression.
It is used to avoid error messages or so that you can
continue to calculate a defined result.

Answer / anuradha

NDIV0(Parameter) returns 0 if the parameter returns
division by 0

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