Thanks, I worked on getting all the parenthesis right but missed that sneaky
little comma

"Dave F" wrote:

There are too many arguments because you have a comma between ISERROR and
VLOOKUP. Try this:

=IF(ISERROR(VLOOKUP(A12,VarietyLookUpTable!$A$2:$C $56,2,FALSE)),"",VLOOKUP(A12,VarietyLookUpTable!$A $2:$C$56,2,FALSE))

Dave
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Brevity is the soul of wit.


"Paul LeBlanc" wrote:

Excel says there are too many arguments
=IF(ISERROR,(VLOOKUP(A12,VarietyLookUpTable!$A$2:$ C$56,2,FALSE)),"",VLOOKUP(A12,VarietyLookUpTable!$ A$2:$C$56,2,FALSE))

"Dave F" wrote:

Use this syntax:

=IF(ISERROR(VLOOKUP([your criteria])),"",VLOOKUP([your criteria]))

"IF the VLOOKUP returns an error, THEN blank, ELSE do the VLOOKUP"

Dave
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Brevity is the soul of wit.


"Paul LeBlanc" wrote:

I have a formula that returns a lookup value
=VLOOKUP(A10,VarietyLookUpTable!$A$2:$C$56,2,FALSE )
but when I try to make it so that there is no value in the cell if the
reference cell is blank
=IF(A12,VLOOKUP(A12,VarietyLookUpTable!$A$2:$C$56, 2,FALSE),"")
It only works if the cell is blank, if there is a value in the cell which is
formatted as text I get the #VALUE! instead of the usual result