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#N/A Error
formula in question
=IF($D$23="","",VLOOKUP($D$23,'Registration Page'!A1012:Y2010,21,FALSE)) my problem is D23 has another vlookup equation in that cell, so when it doesn't display any information i get a #N/A. is there a symbol i can use to tell excel that when it doesn't find a result but finds an equation to print "0" i.e. =IF($D$23="FUNC","0",VLOOKUP($D$23,'Registration Page'!A1012:Y2010,21,FALSE)) Thanks in Advance J. |
#N/A Error
In xl2003 and befo
=if($d$23="","",if(iserror(vlookup(...)),0,vlookup (...))) in xl2007: =if($d$23="","",iferror(vlookup(...),0)) wrote: formula in question =IF($D$23="","",VLOOKUP($D$23,'Registration Page'!A1012:Y2010,21,FALSE)) my problem is D23 has another vlookup equation in that cell, so when it doesn't display any information i get a #N/A. is there a symbol i can use to tell excel that when it doesn't find a result but finds an equation to print "0" i.e. =IF($D$23="FUNC","0",VLOOKUP($D$23,'Registration Page'!A1012:Y2010,21,FALSE)) Thanks in Advance J. -- Dave Peterson |
#N/A Error
Try with an ISNA trap for D23, something like this:
=IF(ISNA($D$23),0,VLOOKUP($D$23,'Registration Page'!A1012:Y2010,21,FALSE)) -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- wrote in message ups.com... formula in question =IF($D$23="","",VLOOKUP($D$23,'Registration Page'!A1012:Y2010,21,FALSE)) my problem is D23 has another vlookup equation in that cell, so when it doesn't display any information i get a #N/A. is there a symbol i can use to tell excel that when it doesn't find a result but finds an equation to print "0" i.e. =IF($D$23="FUNC","0",VLOOKUP($D$23,'Registration Page'!A1012:Y2010,21,FALSE)) Thanks in Advance J. |
#N/A Error
so inputed the formula:
=IF($D$23="","",IF(ISERROR(VLOOKUP($D$23,'Registra tion Page'!A1012:Y2010,21,FALSE)),0,VLOOKUP($D$23,'Regi stration Page'!A1012:Y2010,21,FALSE))) it does blank the cell, but when D23 does show a result instead of the formula, the cell remains blank Dave Peterson wrote: In xl2003 and befo =if($d$23="","",if(iserror(vlookup(...)),0,vlookup (...))) in xl2007: =if($d$23="","",iferror(vlookup(...),0)) wrote: formula in question =IF($D$23="","",VLOOKUP($D$23,'Registration Page'!A1012:Y2010,21,FALSE)) my problem is D23 has another vlookup equation in that cell, so when it doesn't display any information i get a #N/A. is there a symbol i can use to tell excel that when it doesn't find a result but finds an equation to print "0" i.e. =IF($D$23="FUNC","0",VLOOKUP($D$23,'Registration Page'!A1012:Y2010,21,FALSE)) Thanks in Advance J. -- Dave Peterson |
#N/A Error
Wrap the VLOOKUP in ISNA,
=IF(ISNA(your vlookup formula),"Error Message or whatever",Your vlookup formula) eg =IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(E2,A1:B12,2,FALSE)),"",VLOOKUP(E2 ,A1:B12,2,FALSE)) Regards, Alan wrote in message ups.com... formula in question =IF($D$23="","",VLOOKUP($D$23,'Registration Page'!A1012:Y2010,21,FALSE)) my problem is D23 has another vlookup equation in that cell, so when it doesn't display any information i get a #N/A. is there a symbol i can use to tell excel that when it doesn't find a result but finds an equation to print "0" i.e. =IF($D$23="FUNC","0",VLOOKUP($D$23,'Registration Page'!A1012:Y2010,21,FALSE)) Thanks in Advance J. |
#N/A Error
result remains #N/A
thanks for the quick response Max wrote: Try with an ISNA trap for D23, something like this: =IF(ISNA($D$23),0,VLOOKUP($D$23,'Registration Page'!A1012:Y2010,21,FALSE)) -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- wrote in message ups.com... formula in question =IF($D$23="","",VLOOKUP($D$23,'Registration Page'!A1012:Y2010,21,FALSE)) my problem is D23 has another vlookup equation in that cell, so when it doesn't display any information i get a #N/A. is there a symbol i can use to tell excel that when it doesn't find a result but finds an equation to print "0" i.e. =IF($D$23="FUNC","0",VLOOKUP($D$23,'Registration Page'!A1012:Y2010,21,FALSE)) Thanks in Advance J. |
#N/A Error
so this finally worked, i figured i post this for you guys as well,
thanks for your time. =IF(ISERROR(IF($D$23="","",VLOOKUP($D$23,'Registra tion Page'!A1012:Y2010,21,FALSE))),0,IF($D$23="","",VLO OKUP($D$23,'Registration Page'!A1012:Y2010,21,FALSE))) |
#N/A Error
Looks like you want the other vlookup trapped as well,
not just the one present in D23 Try: =IF(ISNA($D$23),0,IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP($D$23,'Registrat ion Page'!A1012:Y2010,21,FALSE)),0,VLOOKUP($D$23,'Regi stration Page'!A1012:Y2010,21,FALSE))) -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Tokeroo" wrote in message ups.com... result remains #N/A thanks for the quick response |
#N/A Error
Try also this revised* version using ISNA (as posted in the other branch):
=IF(ISNA($D$23),0,IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP($D$23,'Registrat ion Page'!A1012:Y2010,21,FALSE)),0,VLOOKUP($D$23,'Regi stration Page'!A1012:Y2010,21,FALSE))) *its shorter than the one you posted below, and it uses the more appropriate ISNA trap instead of ISERROR -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Tokeroo" wrote in message ups.com... so this finally worked, i figured i post this for you guys as well, thanks for your time. =IF(ISERROR(IF($D$23="","",VLOOKUP($D$23,'Registra tion Page'!A1012:Y2010,21,FALSE))),0,IF($D$23="","",VLO OKUP($D$23,'Registration Page'!A1012:Y2010,21,FALSE))) |
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