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=If(B15="","",VLOOKUP(B15,Products,2))
Its often safer to use the 4 argument Vlookup set to false, unless you can be certain your source list will be sorted : =If(B15="","",VLOOKUP(B15,Products,2,FALSE)) cheers Simon "Excel Student" wrote in message ... In an invoice I am making I want to use the vlookup function to populate a description column and a unit price column when I type in a product item number. I have a product table set up with the item number, description and unit price on it. However, when I do not have an entry in the product item numberin the invoice, an error message appears in the description column and unit price column which does not make a good appearance for my invoice. How to I put the =If(B15="","","") function in the vlookup function =VLOOKUP(B15,Products,2) |
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