All these answers were great!
Thanks for your assistance!

"Martin Fishlock" wrote:

Bob's answer is an easy solution.

Another method is to do a trick on the VLOOKUP.

=if(isna(vlookup(....),"",vlookup(.....))

This puts a blank in the cell and it works quite well.

Just another solution and then you can do the sum().


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Hope this helps
Martin Fishlock, Bangkok, Thailand
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"Bob Phillips" wrote:

=SUMIF(A1:A10,"<#N/A")

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Bob Phillips

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"Joan NYC" wrote in message
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I am working on an invoice that is using VLOOKUP

I have surpressed viewing the #N/A with conditional formatting. However,
I
would like to have a sum of the columns that I have used this conditional
formatting with.

I originally did not use conditional formatting. I was trying to create
an
"ISBLANK" formula which I could not get to work.

I know how to surpress the #N/As in printing only but I am doing this for
someone who is quite illiterate and they want to view the invoice
"cleanly"

Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks. Happy New Year.