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e.g. b10 =if(isna(vlookup(a10,table,2,false)),"",vlookup(a1 0,table,2,false))
c10 contains 5% d10 = b10*c10 In an "if" formula, I like to use "" to make all #n/a, #value and zero to be disapeared. However, it returns #value when I need to further calculate with reference those cell contain "" (e.g. d10). I've tested the cell with "" by using "isblank", it is a non-blanked cell even it displays nothing. If I do not like to make another "if formula" under colume d to fix it, what formula should I use to return an absolutely empty cell (rather than "" or 0) under column b. |
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