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Error 7
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I want to loop through every worksheet and replace error messages (error type 7) with 0. How is this done using VBA? I get error type 7 when I use VLOOKUP and the search value is not found. / Ulf |
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I'd suggest you change your current VLOOKUP formula. use something like =IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(...)),0,VLOOKUP(..)) -----Original Message----- Hi, I want to loop through every worksheet and replace error messages (error type 7) with 0. How is this done using VBA? I get error type 7 when I use VLOOKUP and the search value is not found. / Ulf . |
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Just what I was looking for! / Ulf -----Original Message----- Hi I'd suggest you change your current VLOOKUP formula. use something like =IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(...)),0,VLOOKUP(..)) -----Original Message----- Hi, I want to loop through every worksheet and replace error messages (error type 7) with 0. How is this done using VBA? I get error type 7 when I use VLOOKUP and the search value is not found. / Ulf . . |
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