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I am using the following conditional formula
=IF(F$2<0,VLOOKUP($B6,Jan!$E$2:$W$1200,19,FALSE), 0) So if the cell F2 is populated it will complete a vlookup on a second tab within the worksheet. Issue: The list on the second tab does not contain all the items in the list referenced by $B6, so I get a #N/A return. I want to remove the #N/A as a returned value because I am summing the column of values returned by the Vlookup. With a value of #N/A, the column sums to a #N/A. Can I nest an iserror or an isan statement in the formula to remove the #N/A and return a value of 0? |
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