question about excessive code in replacing #N/A when using VLOOKUP
Hi,
on the simplify model, the formula will always return A3 if the Isna is true
HTH
Regards from Brazil
Marcelo
"njuneardave" escreveu:
so....here is the common consensus of the code to replace the #N/A VLOOKUP
result with a blank space:
=if(isna(vlookup(...),"",vlookup())
Why can't you simplify that code to look like this:
=if(isna(vlookup(...),"",Sheet1!A3)
assuming the A3 cell of Sheet1 is the search key.
What is wrong with simplifying the code to say that instead of copying the
vlookup method call again?
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