Setting to stop error messages from showing?
 

Hi there! Is there a way to stop the error messages from showing?

For example: I have a table that is pulling info from another sheet
(using formulas in ea cell)...in the cells that DO NOT pull info over
they come up as "#N/A"...is there any way for me to tell excel to just
NOT give me an error message...leaving it blank instead?


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Hi JENNYC,
=IF(ISERROR(your formula here),"",your formula here)
is one way.
Ken Johnson

Setting to stop error messages from showing?
 

Perfect! thanks Ken!! :)


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I spoke too soon! Here's the formula i'm trying...and it tells me the
formula contains an error...is it maybe becasue you can't do that when
using VLOOKUP? Or did i miss something?....

=if(iserror(=VLOOKUP($A$1,'[03 Mar06 Finance
DOC.xls]IS2'!$A4:$N4,2,FALSE)),"",=VLOOKUP($A$1,'[03 Mar06 Finance
DOC.xls]IS2'!$A4:$N4,2,FALSE))


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=if(iserror(VLOOKUP($A$1,'[03 Mar06 Finance
DOC.xls]IS2'!$A4:$N4,2,FALSE)),"",VLOOKUP($A$1,'[03 Mar06 Finance
DOC.xls]IS2'!$A4:$N4,2,FALSE))

"JENNYC" wrote:


I spoke too soon! Here's the formula i'm trying...and it tells me the
formula contains an error...is it maybe becasue you can't do that when
using VLOOKUP? Or did i miss something?....

=if(iserror(=VLOOKUP($A$1,'[03 Mar06 Finance
DOC.xls]IS2'!$A4:$N4,2,FALSE)),"",=VLOOKUP($A$1,'[03 Mar06 Finance
DOC.xls]IS2'!$A4:$N4,2,FALSE))


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Setting to stop error messages from showing?
 

Hi JENNYC,
I should have mentioned to drop the equals sign, as Sloth has
indicated. Thanks Sloth.
Ken Johnson