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My spreadsheet looks as so:

COLA COLB
AK
DD
CC

Would like to have a vlookup in COLB that will not return NA if COLA is
"blank". COL A values are paste-linked from another sheet.

Thank you in advance.
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=IF(A1="","",Vlookup(........))

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My spreadsheet looks as so:

COLA COLB
AK
DD
CC

Would like to have a vlookup in COLB that will not return NA if COLA is
"blank". COL A values are paste-linked from another sheet.

Thank you in advance.



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=IF(ISNA(yourfomula),"",yourfomula)
or
=IF(ISNA(yourfomula),0,yourfomula)

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Ken....................... Microsoft MVP - Excel
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"carl" wrote in message
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My spreadsheet looks as so:

COLA COLB
AK
DD
CC

Would like to have a vlookup in COLB that will not return NA if COLA is
"blank". COL A values are paste-linked from another sheet.

Thank you in advance.



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