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Hello everyone. I'm trying to make a bunch of my formulas more simple
to understand and audit. I use the IsError function a lot to remove N/A errors during a Lookup. Is there a cleaner way to replace an N/A with a Zero? Below is an example. It seems crazy to double the length of the entire formula to simply remove an N/A error. Any ideas? =IF(ISERROR(Data!K5*INDEX(Price!$A$3:$BI$200,MATCH (Data!L5,Price!$A$3:$A$200,0),MATCH($C5,Price!$A$3 :$BI$3,0))),0,Data!K5*INDEX(Price!$A$3:$BI$200,MAT CH(Data!L5,Price!$A$3:$A$200,0),MATCH($C5,Price!$A $3:$BI$3,0))) Thank you!! -Steph |
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