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Default IF isna to avoid #N/A

Not just missing the If isna in my formula but the "" and the repetition of
the whole formula, no wonder I could not get it. Thanks a lot Niek Otten.
As for you T. Valko : Wonderformulas! Thanks guys.
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"T. Valko" wrote:

Try one of these:

There's no need to use columns($b:$e) as your column_index argument.

=IF(ISNA(MATCH($C$3,Sheet2!$A$300:$A$400,0)),"",VL OOKUP($C$3,Sheet2!$A$300:$D$400,4,0))

=IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP($C$3,Sheet2!$A$300:$D$400,4,0))," ",VLOOKUP($C$3,Sheet2!$A$300:$D$400,4,0))

=IF(COUNTIF(Sheet2!$A$300:$A$400,$C$3),VLOOKUP($C$ 3,Sheet2!$A$300:$D$400,4,0),"")

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"Learning Excel" wrote in message
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I've been looking for this answer on previous posts but none found for my
formula : =vlookup($c$3,sheet2!$a$300:$d$400,columns($b:$e), 0)
Where do I add the IF ISNA in this Vlookup formula, I tried in different
places
and "I missed a parentesis", or" too many arguments" or" else".

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