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Hi all
I have a worksheet that contains a formula that takes the form =IF(ISNA(My_Expression),0,My_Expression) The precise formula is =IF(ISNA(MATCH(A18,Rates!FromDate)),0,MATCH(A18,Ra tes!FromDate)) the overall expression therefore never evaluates to #N/A This worksheet is intended as a template. The user duplicates the worksheed are required via Edit/Copy or move sheet/copy sheet. However, whenever I duplicate the template as above, the corresponding cell that should contain the above expression simply contains the expression =#N/A How do I get around this, please? I would rather not use VBA. Thanks -- Return email address is not as DEEP as it appears |
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