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Help With Excel #N/A
I have a lookup that is as follows:
=vlookup(vlookup($B6,Analyst,11),Markit,3,False) This lookup goes out to a sheet to match a ticker symbol and then goes to another sheet to get what I want. Sometimes, I get #N/A errors which I expect. However, how do I add the isna function to my lookup so that when I encounter a #N/A it is converted to say a hyphen like this - Thanks. |
Help With Excel #N/A
Maybe one way:
=IF(ISERROR(VLOOKUP(VLOOKUP($B6,Analyst,11),Markit ,3)), "-",VLOOKUP(VLOOKUP($B6,Analyst,11),Markit,3,FAL SE)) HTH, Paul "XFILES" wrote in message ... I have a lookup that is as follows: =vlookup(vlookup($B6,Analyst,11),Markit,3,False) This lookup goes out to a sheet to match a ticker symbol and then goes to another sheet to get what I want. Sometimes, I get #N/A errors which I expect. However, how do I add the isna function to my lookup so that when I encounter a #N/A it is converted to say a hyphen like this - Thanks. |
Help With Excel #N/A
That worked. I just had to add an extra False in their and it worked. THANK
YOU SO MUCH!!! "PCLIVE" wrote: Maybe one way: =IF(ISERROR(VLOOKUP(VLOOKUP($B6,Analyst,11),Markit ,3)), "-",VLOOKUP(VLOOKUP($B6,Analyst,11),Markit,3,FAL SE)) HTH, Paul "XFILES" wrote in message ... I have a lookup that is as follows: =vlookup(vlookup($B6,Analyst,11),Markit,3,False) This lookup goes out to a sheet to match a ticker symbol and then goes to another sheet to get what I want. Sometimes, I get #N/A errors which I expect. However, how do I add the isna function to my lookup so that when I encounter a #N/A it is converted to say a hyphen like this - Thanks. |
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