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Bernard Liengme Bernard Liengme is offline
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An alternative is to use COnditional Formatting to hide the #N/A
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"VAP" wrote in message
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Is there anyway to not display '#n/a' when use a 'vlookup' formula?(or
maybe
display a '0' instead of a 'n/a')