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VLOOKUP Error N/A
When using a vlookup formula and you do not yet have a number in the cell the
formula is referring to an N/A shows in the cell. How can you make that cell just show a blank instead of N/A? |
VLOOKUP Error N/A
On Dec 11, 1:42 pm, Hamed parhizkar
wrote: When using a vlookup formula and you do not yet have a number in the cell the formula is referring to an N/A shows in the cell. How can you make that cell just show a blank instead of N/A? Hi Hamed, Change the formula to IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP....)," ",(VLOOKUP...)). If the value is N/A, then it shows blank, otherwise, it picks up the value from the VLOOKUP. Hope this helps. Regards trevosef |
VLOOKUP Error N/A
One way:
=IF(ISNA(MATCH(A1,J:J,FALSE)),"",VLOOKUP(A1,J:K,2, FALSE)) In article , Hamed parhizkar wrote: When using a vlookup formula and you do not yet have a number in the cell the formula is referring to an N/A shows in the cell. How can you make that cell just show a blank instead of N/A? |
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