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I have a formula where I use multiple lookups to return several values, which
I add together. e.g =vlookup(A) + vlookup(B) +vlookup (C) If vlookup A = 1, B = 3, & C = 2, everything is good and the result = 7. But in some cases the value one of them is looking up does not exist in the array. If this happens it causes the whole formula to return #N/A. I would like it to give the one that has the #N/A to return the value of zero. So say vlookup A = #N/A, my total formula would = 6 Any help appreciated. Thanks. |
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