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i am using vlookup to set up a register.i wish to have the empty cells that
contain vlookup formula NOT to show #ref or #n/a untill i need to enter a data from a list i wish to use this as a way to input new entries and vlookup adds the corresponding data from a list |
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Hi,
Maybe this =IF(ISERROR(your lookup formula),"",your lookup formula) Mike "vlookup appearance" wrote: i am using vlookup to set up a register.i wish to have the empty cells that contain vlookup formula NOT to show #ref or #n/a untill i need to enter a data from a list i wish to use this as a way to input new entries and vlookup adds the corresponding data from a list |
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