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Returning an alternative value if lookup cannot be found in array
I think I need to use an IF statement but I'm not sure how to do it ...
This is my current formula =VLOOKUP(A6,Pricing!C1:D1871,2,0) If this value, A6, cannot be found in the array I get the following returned #N/A If #N/A is returned I want Excel to put 0 (zero) How do I do that please? |
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Returning an alternative value if lookup cannot be found in array
Look in the help index for
ISNA -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Queen_Of_Thebes" wrote in message ... I think I need to use an IF statement but I'm not sure how to do it ... This is my current formula =VLOOKUP(A6,Pricing!C1:D1871,2,0) If this value, A6, cannot be found in the array I get the following returned #N/A If #N/A is returned I want Excel to put 0 (zero) How do I do that please? |
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Like this:
=IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(A6,Pricing!C1:D1871,2,0)),0,VLOOK UP(A6,Pricing! C1:D1871,2,0)) Hope this helps. Pete On Sep 1, 4:48*pm, Queen_Of_Thebes wrote: I think I need to use an IF statement but I'm not sure how to do it ... This is my current formula =VLOOKUP(A6,Pricing!C1:D1871,2,0) If this value, A6, cannot be found in the array I get the following returned #N/A If #N/A is returned I want Excel to put 0 (zero) How do I do that please? |
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Returning an alternative value if lookup cannot be found in ar
Many thanks, this has worked a treat :)
"Pete_UK" wrote: Like this: =IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(A6,Pricing!C1:D1871,2,0)),0,VLOOK UP(A6,Pricing! C1:D1871,2,0)) Hope this helps. Pete On Sep 1, 4:48 pm, Queen_Of_Thebes wrote: I think I need to use an IF statement but I'm not sure how to do it ... This is my current formula =VLOOKUP(A6,Pricing!C1:D1871,2,0) If this value, A6, cannot be found in the array I get the following returned #N/A If #N/A is returned I want Excel to put 0 (zero) How do I do that please? |
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Returning an alternative value if lookup cannot be found in ar
You're welcome - thanks for feeding back.
Pete On Sep 1, 9:19*pm, Queen_Of_Thebes wrote: Many thanks, this has worked a treat :) |
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