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I have a column containing a vlookup formula. With blank rows vlookup returns
#N/A. To handle those situations I would like to put the vlookup formula inside an 'if' statement that returned a value other than #N/A;ie, If(vlookup()= "#N/A" ,0,Vlookup(....) )". However, using "#N/A" as the condition doesn't seem to work-is there something else that does? |
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