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I using this formula
=IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(A7,$O$2:$P$39,2,0)),"",VLOOKUP(A7 ,O$2:$P$39,2,FALSE)) I need the department that do not have a dollar value to equal to $0.00 in my list on matched up department sales Or my %of Sales formula does not work. Department Sales Departement Sales % of Sales Baseball $186.95 Baseball $186.95 #VALUE! Bikes $3,317.88 Basketball #VALUE! Exersice $14.98 Bikes $3,317.88 #N/A Footwear $217.37 Billards #VALUE! General $35.99 Bowling #VALUE! Golf $210.83 Darts #VALUE! Hockey $906.92 Exersice $14.98 #N/A Inlines $249.98 Figure Skates #VALUE! Licenced $79.99 FootBall #VALUE! Racquets $112.75 Footwear $217.37 #N/A Rental $134.99 General $35.99 #N/A Repairs $57.73 Gift Cert #VALUE! Skateboards $201.97 Golf 210.83 |
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Untested, but think we could try ISERROR and change the: "" to a zero, viz.:
=IF(ISERROR(VLOOKUP(A7,$O$2:$P$39,2,0)),0,VLOOKUP( A7,O$2:$P$39,2,FALSE)) -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "fabiano" wrote: I using this formula =IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(A7,$O$2:$P$39,2,0)),"",VLOOKUP(A7 ,O$2:$P$39,2,FALSE)) I need the department that do not have a dollar value to equal to $0.00 in my list on matched up department sales Or my %of Sales formula does not work. Department Sales Departement Sales % of Sales Baseball $186.95 Baseball $186.95 #VALUE! Bikes $3,317.88 Basketball #VALUE! Exersice $14.98 Bikes $3,317.88 #N/A Footwear $217.37 Billards #VALUE! General $35.99 Bowling #VALUE! Golf $210.83 Darts #VALUE! Hockey $906.92 Exersice $14.98 #N/A Inlines $249.98 Figure Skates #VALUE! Licenced $79.99 FootBall #VALUE! Racquets $112.75 Footwear $217.37 #N/A Rental $134.99 General $35.99 #N/A Repairs $57.73 Gift Cert #VALUE! Skateboards $201.97 Golf 210.83 |
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Hi
Rather than the double Vlookup, you could test for the existence of the Department first with Match =IF(ISNUMBER(MATCH(A7,$O$2:$P$39,0)),VLOOKUP(A7,O$ 2:$P$39,2,FALSE),0) -- Regards Roger Govier "fabiano" (donotspam) wrote in message ... I using this formula =IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(A7,$O$2:$P$39,2,0)),"",VLOOKUP(A7 ,O$2:$P$39,2,FALSE)) I need the department that do not have a dollar value to equal to $0.00 in my list on matched up department sales Or my %of Sales formula does not work. Department Sales Departement Sales % of Sales Baseball $186.95 Baseball $186.95 #VALUE! Bikes $3,317.88 Basketball #VALUE! Exersice $14.98 Bikes $3,317.88 #N/A Footwear $217.37 Billards #VALUE! General $35.99 Bowling #VALUE! Golf $210.83 Darts #VALUE! Hockey $906.92 Exersice $14.98 #N/A Inlines $249.98 Figure Skates #VALUE! Licenced $79.99 FootBall #VALUE! Racquets $112.75 Footwear $217.37 #N/A Rental $134.99 General $35.99 #N/A Repairs $57.73 Gift Cert #VALUE! Skateboards $201.97 Golf 210.83 |
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