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conditional format on cells using VLOOKUP
I want to highlight the cells that do not get a result from the VLOOKUP
function. I tried setting the conditional format to Cell Value = "N/A" (and other variations) but with no luck. -- CG |
conditional format on cells using VLOOKUP
Use "Formula is" Instead of "Cell value is". The formula (for cell A1) is:
=ISNA(A1) -- Kind regards, Niek Otten Microsoft MVP - Excel "CEG" wrote in message ... |I want to highlight the cells that do not get a result from the VLOOKUP | function. I tried setting the conditional format to Cell Value = "N/A" (and | other variations) but with no luck. | -- | CG |
conditional format on cells using VLOOKUP
Try formula of =COUNTIF(A1,"#N/A")0
-- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "CEG" wrote in message ... I want to highlight the cells that do not get a result from the VLOOKUP function. I tried setting the conditional format to Cell Value = "N/A" (and other variations) but with no luck. -- CG |
conditional format on cells using VLOOKUP
Use the function ISNA to test the cell
Regards Trevor "CEG" wrote in message ... I want to highlight the cells that do not get a result from the VLOOKUP function. I tried setting the conditional format to Cell Value = "N/A" (and other variations) but with no luck. -- CG |
conditional format on cells using VLOOKUP
Thanks for the quick reply...I knew there had to be a simple answer!
-- CG "Niek Otten" wrote: Use "Formula is" Instead of "Cell value is". The formula (for cell A1) is: =ISNA(A1) -- Kind regards, Niek Otten Microsoft MVP - Excel "CEG" wrote in message ... |I want to highlight the cells that do not get a result from the VLOOKUP | function. I tried setting the conditional format to Cell Value = "N/A" (and | other variations) but with no luck. | -- | CG |
conditional format on cells using VLOOKUP
One way:
With cell A1 active: CF1: Formula is =ISNA(A1) Format1: <pattern/<choose color In article , CEG wrote: I want to highlight the cells that do not get a result from the VLOOKUP function. I tried setting the conditional format to Cell Value = "N/A" (and other variations) but with no luck. |
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