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I'm getting an error "N/A" in the cell this formula is located in because
nothing is populated in the first column. How do I "" the error? Thanks. =VLOOKUP($A8,Users!A$2:CH$1982,36,FALSE) |
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Look in the help index for ISNA to see the is functions
-- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "pm" wrote in message ... I'm getting an error "N/A" in the cell this formula is located in because nothing is populated in the first column. How do I "" the error? Thanks. =VLOOKUP($A8,Users!A$2:CH$1982,36,FALSE) |
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=IF(ISERROR(VLOOKUP($A8,Users!A$2:CH$1982,36,FALSE )),"",VLOOKUP($A8,Users!A$2:CH$1982,36,FALSE)) Mike "pm" wrote: I'm getting an error "N/A" in the cell this formula is located in because nothing is populated in the first column. How do I "" the error? Thanks. =VLOOKUP($A8,Users!A$2:CH$1982,36,FALSE) |
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On Jan 25, 11:29 pm, "Don Guillett" wrote:
Look in the help index for ISNA to see the is functions -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "pm" wrote in message ... I'm getting an error "N/A" in the cell this formula is located in because nothing is populated in the first column. How do I "" the error? Thanks. =VLOOKUP($A8,Users!A$2:CH$1982,36,FALSE) You could try:- =IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP($A8,Users!A$2:CH$1982,36,FALSE)), "",VLOOKUP($A8,Users! A$2:CH$1982,36,FALSE)) This would return a blank cell as the ISNA function returns TRUE if the #NA error is present. If the VLOOKUP returns a value then it will show in the cell as expected. HTH, Matt Richardson, http://teachr.blogspot.com |
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