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VLOOKUP - 0 instead of # N/A
Hi,
=VLOOKUP(G3,A:D,4,FALSE) When I put the above formula, if the lookup_value is not available in the table_array #N/A appears in the result. How can I modify the formula to get the result as 0 instead of #N/A? Can anybody help? Jaleel |
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