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Note, though, that iferror() doesn't discriminate. If you're using it to
trap a specific error, for instance, the #N/A returned by an
unsuccessful VLOOKUP(), it will happily give the value_if_error value if
there are #VALUE!, #NAME!, or #REF! errors returned by VLOOKUP() as well.
In article ,
Dave Peterson wrote:
Upgrade to xl2007.
It added a new =iferror() function.
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