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Default vlookup again

Bijan

Post your current formula

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"bijan" wrote in message
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Yes, you are right,but how can i do it , should i write 4 formula from h1
to
h4?

"Nick Hodge" wrote:

or even wrap ;-)

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"Nick Hodge" wrote in message
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Bijan

I Think you will need to warp it in an IF(ISNA... like

=IF(ISNA(Your_Original_Vlookup),"",Your_Original_V lookup)

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Hi experts

Please solve this plane sample with formula

A B C .............................. H I
1 . . . ..............................10 1
2 10 . 1 ............................. 10 2
3 . . . ..............................10 3
4 . 10 2 .............................N/A N/A
5 . . .
6 . 10 3
7 . . .
insted of N/A in last vlookup replace blank
Thanks in advance





 
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