I think Marcelo may have intended to say:

=if(iserror(vlookup(.......)),"",vlookup(......... ..))
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David Biddulph

"Veronica Johnson" wrote in message
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Hi, it told me that there were too many arguments entered. Any other
suggestions?

On Jan 9, 1:28 pm, Marcelo wrote:
hi, Veronica,

try to use:

if(iserror(vlookup(.......),""),vlookup(.......... .))

Marcelo

"Veronica Johnson" escreveu:
Hi,

I'm using the vlookup function for a spreadsheet and have copied my
formula down the bottom of the page. So now, those cells show #N/A
because I have not yet entered the vendor information into the first
column to populate the other columns. Is there a way to hide those #N/
A's so I don't have to see them?

I tried protecting and hiding those cells, but it didn't work like I
had hoped. Any suggestions?

Thanks,
Veronica