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Answer: VLOOKUP returns a 0 and I want a blank
To get a blank instead of a 0 when using the VLOOKUP function, you can use the IFERROR function to check if the VLOOKUP returns an error, and if so, return a blank. Here's how you can modify your formula:
- =IFERROR(VLOOKUP(B4,'[New Number Scheme.xls]Conveyor Schedule'!$A:$AD,11,FALSE),"")
In this modified formula, the IFERROR function checks if the VLOOKUP function returns an error (which would happen if the lookup value is not found in the table), and if so, returns a blank. If the VLOOKUP function returns a value, that value is displayed as usual.
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