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I'm trying to write a match function inside an if function.
Basically I have two codes: =IF(MATCH( 'Asset Tagging'!B6, 'Formula Data'!C191:C839, 0), "No", "Yes") Which displays a No whenever a match is found between the two databases. I'm not sure how to make it say "Yes" whenever it does not match. Excel automatically assigns #N/A to a non-match So, I made this function =IF(ISNA('Formula Data'!D2),1,0) to display 1(yes) whenever the cell's value is #N/A and 0(no) for when the value is not #N/A. The only way I was able to make this work was making another sheet with an array of results from the first function and an array with results from the second function. Is there anyway I can combine these two functions with VBA or change the default of the first function to display "Yes" instead of "#N/A"? Thanks for any advice Noel |
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