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how can i use the ISNA and Vlookup funtions in a macro?
I would like to use the Vlookup function in a macro, and the ISNA function.
Can this be done? |
how can i use the ISNA and Vlookup funtions in a macro?
You can but you don't have to...
=if(isna(vlookup(This, InThat, 2,false)), "Not Found", vlookup(This, InThat, 2,false)) or you can use CountIf =if(countif(InThat, This)=0, "Not Found", vlookup(This, InThat, 2,false)) I prefer the second method, but it is up to you... -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "Jack" wrote: I would like to use the Vlookup function in a macro, and the ISNA function. Can this be done? |
how can i use the ISNA and Vlookup funtions in a macro?
Thanks
i was trying to use a macro to cut down on the size of the file and the number of cells with the long formula i will try the countif "Jim Thomlinson" wrote: You can but you don't have to... =if(isna(vlookup(This, InThat, 2,false)), "Not Found", vlookup(This, InThat, 2,false)) or you can use CountIf =if(countif(InThat, This)=0, "Not Found", vlookup(This, InThat, 2,false)) I prefer the second method, but it is up to you... -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "Jack" wrote: I would like to use the Vlookup function in a macro, and the ISNA function. Can this be done? |
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