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Excel 2007
I am using the following formula; =VLOOKUP(B3,Info!$A$1:$B$2,2,FALSE) If B3 remains blank, or has something other than what is in the look up table, I want to get rid of the #N/A that shows up in the cell so the cell remains blank. |
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