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How to detect #N/A and return 0?
Does anyone know how to detect #N/A? if it finds, then return 0 value.
Does anyone have any suggestions/ Thank you in advance Eric |
How to detect #N/A and return 0?
You need to be more specific.
Biff "Eric" wrote in message ... Does anyone know how to detect #N/A? if it finds, then return 0 value. Does anyone have any suggestions/ Thank you in advance Eric |
How to detect #N/A and return 0?
How is #N/A being generated?
If by a lookup, then: =IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(...),0,VLOOKUP(...)) In article , Eric wrote: Does anyone know how to detect #N/A? if it finds, then return 0 value. Does anyone have any suggestions/ Thank you in advance Eric |
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