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No problem. I guess I got carried away with the cut and paste.
Glad you got it working. Regards, Paul "Bryan" wrote in message ... Thanks for your help. I just had to remove the third "=" out of the second formula and they worked perfectly. Thanks so much for the extremely quick response! Bryan "PCLIVE" wrote: Which cell do you want to test for no data. If A4 in your example, then: =IF(A4="","",VLOOKUP(A4,Prod_and_Rte,2,FALSE)) If C4 in your example, then: =IF(C4="","",=(E4*F4)/C4) HTH, Paul "Bryan" wrote in message ... I know there have been a couple of previous answers to this, but I cannot seem to make them apply to my situation. I have 2 columns, the 1st pulling info from another sheet and the 2nd one a calculation using the value of the first. I am now returning errors in each of these cells because there is no data present until I enter it. (The spreadsheet is a test-time sheet which starts out each week empty. Here are my formulas: =VLOOKUP(A4,Prod_and_Rte,2,FALSE) =(E4*F4)/C4 Can someone help me return empty cells when no data is present, please? Thanks, Bryan |
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