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How could write a formula to only allow certain words or phrases in a
cell. I'm using the VLOOKUP function, and if a user enters a value that is not in my table, the function returns #N/A. When I try to test a cell with #N/A, I get a debug in VB, or another #N/A with Excel formulas. |
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