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I am using VLOOKUP to convert letter grades to numerical grades. I need to
avoid generating #N/A and just have a blank cell when a cell does not contain
a letter grade; e.g.

Letter Grade Column Returned Numercial Grade
A 1
B 2
(At the moment using VLOOKUP
generates #N/A
E 5

Many thanks
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=If(ISNA(your formula),"",your formula)
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I am using VLOOKUP to convert letter grades to numerical grades. I need

to
avoid generating #N/A and just have a blank cell when a cell does not

contain
a letter grade; e.g.

Letter Grade Column Returned Numercial Grade
A 1
B 2
(At the moment using VLOOKUP
generates #N/A
E 5

Many thanks



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"ragdyer" wrote:

=If(ISNA(your formula),"",your formula)
--
HTH,

RD

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I am using VLOOKUP to convert letter grades to numerical grades. I need

to
avoid generating #N/A and just have a blank cell when a cell does not

contain
a letter grade; e.g.

Letter Grade Column Returned Numercial Grade
A 1
B 2
(At the moment using VLOOKUP
generates #N/A
E 5

Many thanks




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Thanks for the feed-back.
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"ragdyer" wrote:

=If(ISNA(your formula),"",your formula)
--
HTH,

RD

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Please keep all correspondence within the NewsGroup, so all may benefit !
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"Nick Horn" wrote in message
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I am using VLOOKUP to convert letter grades to numerical grades. I need

to
avoid generating #N/A and just have a blank cell when a cell does not

contain
a letter grade; e.g.

Letter Grade Column Returned Numercial Grade
A 1
B 2
(At the moment using VLOOKUP
generates #N/A
E 5

Many thanks






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