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how to get rid of #N/A when not use on vlookup
Thanks a lot that really helped. "pinmaster" wrote: Hi, Try this: =IF(A1="","",VLOOKUP(A1,Sheet2!A4:H100,3,0)) HTH Jean-Guy "Curtis" wrote: I have a data set up using vlookup everything works great except if I have a cell thats blank for the roll shows #N/A, if I put the product code in blank it does what its suppose to do but if left blank it shows #N/A how to get rid of it? I try ( = vlookup(A1=0,"", A1,sheet2!a4: h100,3,false ) but that doesnt work, any help on this? |
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