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I currently have this function in my spread sheet:
=IF(B17<"",VLOOKUP(B17,'Data Sheet'!$D$11:$E$60,2,FALSE),"") Although the function works just fine, when the value of the second cell is filled, it results to "#N/A" when it is blank. I would like the function to display whatever the value is in the second cell whether it is blank or filled. Does anyone know how to do this using VLOOKUP, or possibly some other excel function? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. John |
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Is this what you are looking for?
=IF(ISNA(IF(B17<"",VLOOKUP(B17,'Data Sheet'!$D$11:$E$60,2,FALSE),"")),"",IF(B17<"",VLO OKUP(B17,'Data Sheet'!$D$11:$E$60,2,FALSE))) -- -John Northwest11 Please rate when your question is answered to help us and others know what is helpful. "mastermind" wrote: I currently have this function in my spread sheet: =IF(B17<"",VLOOKUP(B17,'Data Sheet'!$D$11:$E$60,2,FALSE),"") Although the function works just fine, when the value of the second cell is filled, it results to "#N/A" when it is blank. I would like the function to display whatever the value is in the second cell whether it is blank or filled. Does anyone know how to do this using VLOOKUP, or possibly some other excel function? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. John |
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That is exactly what I needed, thanks a bunch.
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