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Using IF Formula for Vlookup
Thanks very helpful
"David Biddulph" wrote: I think that for Excel 2007, Stefi intended to suggest =IFERROR(VLOOKUP(yourarguments),"") as an alternative to Excel 2003's =IF(ISERROR(VLOOKUP(yourarguments)),"",VLOOKUP(you rarguments)) If you want a zero as the result in the error condition, replace "" in the formula by 0. -- David Biddulph "Geoff" wrote in message ... Thanks the value is coming up "TRUE" rather than zero. Is there a way of excel putting zero instead. Cheers "Stefi" wrote: In Excel2003: =IF(ISERROR(VLOOKUP(yourarguments)),"",VLOOKUP(you rarguments)) In Excel2007 there is a more compact solution. For highlighting apply =ISERROR(VLOOKUP(yourarguments)) as conditional formatting formula! Regards, Stefi "Geoff" ezt Ã*rta: Hi I am using Vlookup formula refering to a 2 column table of which the left is a code and the right colmn is the amount. if the code is not found I want it to come up zero rather than N/A, so if the table is updated in future with different codes it will still come up correctly. Maybe it can highlight the cell a different colour if it cannot find that code in the table? |
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