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v look up formula to generate a blank line
Hi there,
What i am trying to do is I am using V lookup formula to generate a mailing address for invoices. But what I want is if the 2nd line of the address is left blank on the data source that it is left blank on the address line of our invoices. As well I am using Vlook up to join 2 cells in one line ( eg city, state) and I would like to know how to insert a , and blank space between the 2 cells. Thank you -- Donna |
v look up formula to generate a blank line
Test for the blank:
Instead of: =VLOOKUP(12,F1:G4,2) use something like: =IF(VLOOKUP(12,F1:G4,2)="","",VLOOKUP(12,F1:G4,2)) -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200856 "Tacklemom" wrote: Hi there, What i am trying to do is I am using V lookup formula to generate a mailing address for invoices. But what I want is if the 2nd line of the address is left blank on the data source that it is left blank on the address line of our invoices. As well I am using Vlook up to join 2 cells in one line ( eg city, state) and I would like to know how to insert a , and blank space between the 2 cells. Thank you -- Donna |
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