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Default Vlookup Returning #n/a

Thank you all very helpful

"Pete_UK" wrote:

The usual way of doing this is:

=IF(ISNA(your_vlookup),"",your_vlookup)

or you might have a zero instead of "", or some other message like
"not present".

Hope this helps.

Pete


On Jul 4, 11:52 pm, Toolbar Confused
wrote:
I have a large workbook that I am using vlookup in. It is returning #n/a wher
e there is no data to pull. I am trying to add another formula to pull a
range of numbers from the main sheet. It works fine as long as there are no
NA's in the data I am pulling from. I need to know how to change the formula
to not return the N/A but not ruin the formula if the data is there to be
pulled.

Thanks in advance for any help