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Anne Troy
 
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Default An Error return other than #N/A with VLOOKUP

=if(isna(vlookup(...)),"",vlookup(...))
Then use conditional formatting that if the cells is equal to "", it's
shaded.
(Formulas can't change cell color)
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"Gazivaldo" wrote in message
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I'm using VLOOKUP to search for an exact match of a cell but when it can't
find a match it returns #N/A. Now, I KNOW, that there sometimes won't be
a
match but rather than returning #N/A is it possible for Excel to return a
blank, or better still a shaded cell??