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I do almost all of my coding in VBA, not Excel, so this one is new to
me... I have an external lookup plug-in (BBG) that returns "#N/A" if the lookup fails. I have populated a column in my sheet with these formulas, some of which return #N/A, and others that return numbers. I would like to make a formula that uses the number if it's there, and ignores it if it's #N/A. In code I would simply refer do this: Left(Range(A1).text,1) < "#" But how do I do this in an XL formula? Maury |
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