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I'm using some vlookup formulas to verify dates, and I want to get a "0"
response for dates that are not in my lookup list rather than "#n/a". Any suggestions on a formula? I tried =if(vlookup(date,A1:A500,1,0)=1,1,0) However this still giving me a #n/a answer. Thanks |
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