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When vlookup does not find the value, can I have it return a valeu of 0?
Maybe an "IF" statement? Thanks for your help |
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IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP..),0,VLOOKUP(...))
HTH -- AP "kraway" a écrit dans le message de news: ... When vlookup does not find the value, can I have it return a valeu of 0? Maybe an "IF" statement? Thanks for your help |
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something like:
=if(iserror(vlookup(...)),0,vlookup(...)) kraway wrote: When vlookup does not find the value, can I have it return a valeu of 0? Maybe an "IF" statement? Thanks for your help -- Dave Peterson |
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