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If condition not met get #N/A
Using the VLOOKUP function to merge data from two worksheets:
=vlookup(A2,sheet1!$A$2:$M$3000,13,FALSE) It works fine, except that when there is no match, I get a #N/A on each as the result. Is there a way to prevent the '#N/A' from displaying? Or replace it blanks? Thanks! Cefoxtrot |
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If condition not met get #N/A
Try.
=IF(ISNA(<formula)=TRUE,"",<formula) -- If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Cefoxtrot" wrote: Using the VLOOKUP function to merge data from two worksheets: =vlookup(A2,sheet1!$A$2:$M$3000,13,FALSE) It works fine, except that when there is no match, I get a #N/A on each as the result. Is there a way to prevent the '#N/A' from displaying? Or replace it blanks? Thanks! Cefoxtrot |
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If condition not met get #N/A
That worked perfectly. Thank you so much!
Cefoxtrot "Jacob Skaria" wrote: Try. =IF(ISNA(<formula)=TRUE,"",<formula) -- If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Cefoxtrot" wrote: Using the VLOOKUP function to merge data from two worksheets: =vlookup(A2,sheet1!$A$2:$M$3000,13,FALSE) It works fine, except that when there is no match, I get a #N/A on each as the result. Is there a way to prevent the '#N/A' from displaying? Or replace it blanks? Thanks! Cefoxtrot |
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If condition not met get #N/A
If you're using Excel 2007:
=IFERROR(VLOOKUP(A2,Sheet1!$A$2:$M$3000,13,0),"") This works in any version: =IF(COUNTIF(Sheet1$A$2:$A$3000,A2),VLOOKUP(A2,Shee t1!$A$2:$M$3000,13,0),"") -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Cefoxtrot" wrote in message ... Using the VLOOKUP function to merge data from two worksheets: =vlookup(A2,sheet1!$A$2:$M$3000,13,FALSE) It works fine, except that when there is no match, I get a #N/A on each as the result. Is there a way to prevent the '#N/A' from displaying? Or replace it blanks? Thanks! Cefoxtrot |
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If condition not met get #N/A
Yes, this works too in Excel 2007.
Thanks a lot! Cefoxtrot "T. Valko" wrote: If you're using Excel 2007: =IFERROR(VLOOKUP(A2,Sheet1!$A$2:$M$3000,13,0),"") This works in any version: =IF(COUNTIF(Sheet1$A$2:$A$3000,A2),VLOOKUP(A2,Shee t1!$A$2:$M$3000,13,0),"") -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Cefoxtrot" wrote in message ... Using the VLOOKUP function to merge data from two worksheets: =vlookup(A2,sheet1!$A$2:$M$3000,13,FALSE) It works fine, except that when there is no match, I get a #N/A on each as the result. Is there a way to prevent the '#N/A' from displaying? Or replace it blanks? Thanks! Cefoxtrot |
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If condition not met get #N/A
You're welcome. Thanks for the feedback!
-- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Cefoxtrot" wrote in message ... Yes, this works too in Excel 2007. Thanks a lot! Cefoxtrot "T. Valko" wrote: If you're using Excel 2007: =IFERROR(VLOOKUP(A2,Sheet1!$A$2:$M$3000,13,0),"") This works in any version: =IF(COUNTIF(Sheet1$A$2:$A$3000,A2),VLOOKUP(A2,Shee t1!$A$2:$M$3000,13,0),"") -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Cefoxtrot" wrote in message ... Using the VLOOKUP function to merge data from two worksheets: =vlookup(A2,sheet1!$A$2:$M$3000,13,FALSE) It works fine, except that when there is no match, I get a #N/A on each as the result. Is there a way to prevent the '#N/A' from displaying? Or replace it blanks? Thanks! Cefoxtrot |
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