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Default Ensure LOOkUP does not return #N/A

I need to use LOOKUP or a variation (e.g. VLOOKUP) to convert numbers
(representing Grades) to numbers (representing points). Some of the pupils
do not have results and so LOOkUP returns #N/A.

How can I avoid it doing this? The resultant cell values will be used to
calculate means, standard deviation and COUNTIF calculations.

Many thanks for any help.
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=IF(ISNA(vlookup formula),"",vlookup forumula)


"Nick Horn" wrote:

I need to use LOOKUP or a variation (e.g. VLOOKUP) to convert numbers
(representing Grades) to numbers (representing points). Some of the pupils
do not have results and so LOOkUP returns #N/A.

How can I avoid it doing this? The resultant cell values will be used to
calculate means, standard deviation and COUNTIF calculations.

Many thanks for any help.

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