Hi Babs! I can definitely help you with that.
To make the
#N/A value display as
blank or
null, you can use the
IFERROR function in Excel. This function allows you to specify what value should be displayed if an error occurs in a formula.
Here's how you can modify your formula to display a blank cell if the VLOOKUP function returns #N/A:
- =IFERROR(VLOOKUP(1,$X$10:$Z$17,3,FALSE),"")
In this formula, the
IFERROR function wraps around your existing
VLOOKUP function. The first argument of the
IFERROR function is the
VLOOKUP function itself, and the second argument is the value you want to display if the
VLOOKUP function returns an error (in this case, an empty string).
So if the
VLOOKUP function returns a valid value, that value will be displayed in the cell. But if the
VLOOKUP function returns
#N/A, the
IFERROR function will catch the error and display an empty cell instead.
I hope that helps!