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Also, the """" in the middle of the formula, what is this and is there
something supposed to go in between the " " ? The formula I am putting in looks like this: =IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP($A6,$A$106:$CB$148,2,FALSE),"",VL OOKUP($A6,$A$106:$CB$148,2,FALSE) This is coming back again as an error statement. I am not sure what to do. Thanks again for the help. "Pete Elbert" wrote: Cells have formulas set up in them and will not be used until the cells in column A have a reference in them. The formula in most all of the cells look something like this: =VLOOKUP($A6,$A$106:$CB$148,2,FALSE) Someone stated that =if(ISNA(Formula),""Formula) would work, however, everytime I try to apply it, I must be doing something wrong because I continue to get an error message on the screen. Can anyone help? |
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Hey,
You just need one more CLOSE BRACKET at the end to complete the formula. I think! "Pete Elbert" wrote: Also, the """" in the middle of the formula, what is this and is there something supposed to go in between the " " ? The formula I am putting in looks like this: =IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP($A6,$A$106:$CB$148,2,FALSE),"",VL OOKUP($A6,$A$106:$CB$148,2,FALSE) This is coming back again as an error statement. I am not sure what to do. Thanks again for the help. "Pete Elbert" wrote: Cells have formulas set up in them and will not be used until the cells in column A have a reference in them. The formula in most all of the cells look something like this: =VLOOKUP($A6,$A$106:$CB$148,2,FALSE) Someone stated that =if(ISNA(Formula),""Formula) would work, however, everytime I try to apply it, I must be doing something wrong because I continue to get an error message on the screen. Can anyone help? |
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