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isna vlookup returning"0" instead of " "
My formula: =IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP($A4,PMRollout,4,FALSE)),"
",VLOOKUP($A4,PMRollout,4,FALSE)) Problem: It's returning a "0" value when source cell is blank instead of the usual " ". Notes: --The name is defined as the =source workbook, source sheet, absolute range --Am using Paste-Special-Formulas only to preserve non-continuous formatting in destination column --Source and destination columns both formatted as General; have also tried Text. --Same formula has worked multiple times in same workbook --Workbook does have thousands of lookups if that matters Can anyone help? Thanks much, |
isna vlookup returning"0" instead of " "
Try this:
=IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP($A4,PMRollout,4,0)), "",IF(VLOOKUP($A4,PMRollout,4,0)="","", VLOOKUP($A4,PMRollout,4,FALSE))) Biff "Martha" wrote in message ... My formula: =IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP($A4,PMRollout,4,FALSE))," ",VLOOKUP($A4,PMRollout,4,FALSE)) Problem: It's returning a "0" value when source cell is blank instead of the usual " ". Notes: --The name is defined as the =source workbook, source sheet, absolute range --Am using Paste-Special-Formulas only to preserve non-continuous formatting in destination column --Source and destination columns both formatted as General; have also tried Text. --Same formula has worked multiple times in same workbook --Workbook does have thousands of lookups if that matters Can anyone help? Thanks much, |
isna vlookup returning"0" instead of " "
Worked! Thanks a lot - will try on others where had same problem.
"T. Valko" wrote: Try this: =IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP($A4,PMRollout,4,0)), "",IF(VLOOKUP($A4,PMRollout,4,0)="","", VLOOKUP($A4,PMRollout,4,FALSE))) Biff "Martha" wrote in message ... My formula: =IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP($A4,PMRollout,4,FALSE))," ",VLOOKUP($A4,PMRollout,4,FALSE)) Problem: It's returning a "0" value when source cell is blank instead of the usual " ". Notes: --The name is defined as the =source workbook, source sheet, absolute range --Am using Paste-Special-Formulas only to preserve non-continuous formatting in destination column --Source and destination columns both formatted as General; have also tried Text. --Same formula has worked multiple times in same workbook --Workbook does have thousands of lookups if that matters Can anyone help? Thanks much, |
isna vlookup returning"0" instead of " "
You're welcome. Thanks for the feedback!
Biff "Martha" wrote in message ... Worked! Thanks a lot - will try on others where had same problem. "T. Valko" wrote: Try this: =IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP($A4,PMRollout,4,0)), "",IF(VLOOKUP($A4,PMRollout,4,0)="","", VLOOKUP($A4,PMRollout,4,FALSE))) Biff "Martha" wrote in message ... My formula: =IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP($A4,PMRollout,4,FALSE))," ",VLOOKUP($A4,PMRollout,4,FALSE)) Problem: It's returning a "0" value when source cell is blank instead of the usual " ". Notes: --The name is defined as the =source workbook, source sheet, absolute range --Am using Paste-Special-Formulas only to preserve non-continuous formatting in destination column --Source and destination columns both formatted as General; have also tried Text. --Same formula has worked multiple times in same workbook --Workbook does have thousands of lookups if that matters Can anyone help? Thanks much, |
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