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I am using this formula. I am getting the correct results if the cell has
something in is. I am getting #N/A if the cell is blank. If the reference
cell is blank I would like the results to also be blank. Can you help me?

=IF(A6="","",VLOOKUP(A6,'[Trust Accounts template.xls]Member
List'!$A$4:$I$100,9,FALSE))

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Please reference earlier post of same title. (missing exclamation mark)
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I am using this formula. I am getting the correct results if the cell has
something in is. I am getting #N/A if the cell is blank. If the reference
cell is blank I would like the results to also be blank. Can you help me?

=IF(A6="","",VLOOKUP(A6,'[Trust Accounts template.xls]Member
List'!$A$4:$I$100,9,FALSE))

Thank you.

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The exclamation mark is there. The formula I posted is different.

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Please reference earlier post of same title. (missing exclamation mark)
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"Marysam67" wrote:

I am using this formula. I am getting the correct results if the cell has
something in is. I am getting #N/A if the cell is blank. If the reference
cell is blank I would like the results to also be blank. Can you help me?

=IF(A6="","",VLOOKUP(A6,'[Trust Accounts template.xls]Member
List'!$A$4:$I$100,9,FALSE))

Thank you.

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try this:

=IF(ISBLANK(A6),"",VLOOKUP(A6,'[Trust Accounts template.xls]Member
List'!$A$4:$I$100,9,FALSE))

"Marysam67" wrote:

I am using this formula. I am getting the correct results if the cell has
something in is. I am getting #N/A if the cell is blank. If the reference
cell is blank I would like the results to also be blank. Can you help me?

=IF(A6="","",VLOOKUP(A6,'[Trust Accounts template.xls]Member
List'!$A$4:$I$100,9,FALSE))

Thank you.

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Try the below

=IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(A6,'[Trust Accounts template.xls]Member
List'!$A$4:$I$100,9,FALSE)),"",VLOOKUP(A6,'[Trust Accounts
template.xls]Member List'!$A$4:$I$100,9,FALSE))

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"Marysam67" wrote:

I am using this formula. I am getting the correct results if the cell has
something in is. I am getting #N/A if the cell is blank. If the reference
cell is blank I would like the results to also be blank. Can you help me?

=IF(A6="","",VLOOKUP(A6,'[Trust Accounts template.xls]Member
List'!$A$4:$I$100,9,FALSE))

Thank you.

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