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This is a vlookup:

I am looking up a cell that happens to be blank, but the result of the
vlookup is "0." How do I change the O to a blank?


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=IF(ISBLANK(vlookup),"",(vlookup))
Replace vlookup with your current vlookup formula.
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This is a vlookup:

I am looking up a cell that happens to be blank, but the result of the
vlookup is "0." How do I change the O to a blank?


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Hi Patty,

Just out of curiosity - what is the point in searching for a blank cell to
return a blank cell?

Regards,
KL


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This is a vlookup:

I am looking up a cell that happens to be blank, but the result of the
vlookup is "0." How do I change the O to a blank?


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