Yes, you can have a blank cell - return either "" or " ".

Post your formula, so we can comment on it.

Alternatively, use the one I suggested (with the table).

Pete

On Jan 2, 7:31*pm, Roady wrote:
Thanks for the link. It appears that there is no way to generate a blank cell
in Wingdings- is that accurate? The reason I ask is because I am getting an
error in my formula. I want a blank cell to return a blank cell in my
VLookup.