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=IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP (A1,A$20:B$23, 2,0)),"",VLOOKUP (A1,A$20:B$23, 2,0))
"Mr. Low" wrote: Dear Sir, I have a problem using Vlookup formula . The formula does not show blanks for items that are not found in the look up table. Lets take the following workheet example : A B Item Price 1 5110 25 2 5111 25 3 5112 25 4 5113 30 5 5114 30 6 5115 36 7 5116 36 Look up table Item Price 20 5110 25 21 5113 30 22 5115 36 23 5120 40 When I enter =VLOOKUP (A1,A$20:B$23, 2) at B1 and copy down to B7, I always get the answer as illustrated. The items that are not found in the look up table has the value of the last item that is found in the in the table. The formula does not show blank or N/A (not available). Is there any other way or other formula for getting what I want ? Thanks Low -- A36B58K641 |
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