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Vlookup producing "#n/a"
hi there,
my equation is producing a "#n/a" as a result - I wish it to produce a "0" or no response on the negative result as another cell is summing the responses, and needs blanks cells instead of "#n/a". The equation is =VLOOKUP(D27,countries,2,0) "countires" = a table with a list of country names in column A and a 1 in coloumn 2. Thank you for you help with this. -- Kind regards, Peter Nixon |
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Vlookup producing "#n/a"
Try this:
=IF(ISERROR(VLOOKUP(D27,countries,2,FALSE));"0";VL OOKUP(D27,countries,2,FALSE)) "Peterwnixon" wrote: hi there, my equation is producing a "#n/a" as a result - I wish it to produce a "0" or no response on the negative result as another cell is summing the responses, and needs blanks cells instead of "#n/a". The equation is =VLOOKUP(D27,countries,2,0) "countires" = a table with a list of country names in column A and a 1 in coloumn 2. Thank you for you help with this. -- Kind regards, Peter Nixon |
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Vlookup producing "#n/a"
wonderful thank you for the help!
Any chance you know how to fix the "automatic update of currency symbol" post problem I have put up too - I know thats cheeky, but you're good! Thank you once again! -- Kind regards, Peter Nixon "Gunnar Lysaker" wrote: Try this: =IF(ISERROR(VLOOKUP(D27,countries,2,FALSE));"0";VL OOKUP(D27,countries,2,FALSE)) "Peterwnixon" wrote: hi there, my equation is producing a "#n/a" as a result - I wish it to produce a "0" or no response on the negative result as another cell is summing the responses, and needs blanks cells instead of "#n/a". The equation is =VLOOKUP(D27,countries,2,0) "countires" = a table with a list of country names in column A and a 1 in coloumn 2. Thank you for you help with this. -- Kind regards, Peter Nixon |
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Vlookup producing "#n/a"
Hi,
,"0", ....just wanted to point out that only text needs to be inside quotes another way around this is to use a SUMIF function instead of just SUM =SUMIF(A1:A10,"<#N/A",A1:A10) Cheers! Jean-Guy "Peterwnixon" wrote: wonderful thank you for the help! Any chance you know how to fix the "automatic update of currency symbol" post problem I have put up too - I know thats cheeky, but you're good! Thank you once again! -- Kind regards, Peter Nixon "Gunnar Lysaker" wrote: Try this: =IF(ISERROR(VLOOKUP(D27,countries,2,FALSE));"0";VL OOKUP(D27,countries,2,FALSE)) "Peterwnixon" wrote: hi there, my equation is producing a "#n/a" as a result - I wish it to produce a "0" or no response on the negative result as another cell is summing the responses, and needs blanks cells instead of "#n/a". The equation is =VLOOKUP(D27,countries,2,0) "countires" = a table with a list of country names in column A and a 1 in coloumn 2. Thank you for you help with this. -- Kind regards, Peter Nixon |
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