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The information was matching up, but it returned the #N/A error anyway.
After investigating for a while, this is what I found... On the Highmark run worksheet, if the numbers to match up had a green tag on the upper left corner of the cell, I did the following: Clicked in the cell Clicked the "Smart Tag" that appeared on the right Choose Convert to Number This returned the number needed instead of the #N/A----Whew hew!!! Thank you all for your input. Wanda Garner Highmark Blue Shield "Pete" wrote: If you want to avoid the error, you can amend your formula as follows: =IF (ISNA(Vlookup formula), 0 , Vlookup formula) This will return a zero instead of #N/A Pete |
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