Drop the .worksheetfunction from your line of code.

Application.worksheetfunction.vlookup() raises a runtime error if there's no
match.

Application.vlookup() returns an error that you can check with iserror().

wrote:

Hi,

I want to check to see if I get an error using VLOOKUP in visual basic.
If I do, I want something to happen; if not, skip over that step.
This is how I have it set up right now:

If IsError(Application.WorksheetFunction.VLookup(Cell s(4, 5).Value,
CDSPremiumsRange, 1, False)) = True Then
...

However, when it gets to this step and it is an error, I get a runtime
error message instead of it going to my code for what happens when that
If statement is true. Can someone help??

Thanks!

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Dave Peterson