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In a VLOOKUP function when the range lookup is set to false, is it possible
to have excel return a "0" versus a N/A Value? Thanks in advance for your assistance! -- icebreaker914 |
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=if(iserror(yourvlookupformula),0,yourvlookupformu la) icebreaker914 wrote: In a VLOOKUP function when the range lookup is set to false, is it possible to have excel return a "0" versus a N/A Value? Thanks in advance for your assistance! -- icebreaker914 -- Dave Peterson |
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=IF(ISNA(MATCH(A1,J:J,FALSE)),0,VLOOKUP(A1,J:K,2,F ALSE)) In article , "icebreaker914" wrote: In a VLOOKUP function when the range lookup is set to false, is it possible to have excel return a "0" versus a N/A Value? Thanks in advance for your assistance! |
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Thanks Dave, it works great!
-- icebreaker914 "Dave Peterson" wrote: One way: =if(iserror(yourvlookupformula),0,yourvlookupformu la) icebreaker914 wrote: In a VLOOKUP function when the range lookup is set to false, is it possible to have excel return a "0" versus a N/A Value? Thanks in advance for your assistance! -- icebreaker914 -- Dave Peterson |
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