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Thanks! This did the trick...
"Dave Peterson" wrote: =if(isna(k2),"it's an n/a error","it's not an n/a error") But you can do the same kind of thing in your =vlookup() formula: =if(isna(vlookup(...)),"it's an error",vlookup(...)) And if you're using xl2007, you can look at =iferror() in excel's help. mcmilja wrote: Hello, Is there an alternative for the Vlookup function output of #N/A when data is not found? The reason I ask is because I need to use an If function based on the Vlookup output if the data is not found such as =IF(K2="#N/A","SPARE",) but the function does not recognize #N/A. Thanks! Jaret -- Dave Peterson |
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