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I am using a vlookup finction, and when it doesn't find a record it
returns an N/A error. Is there any way to remove the N/A error in the formula so I can sum the returned data? Thanks. |
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=IF(ISNA(your formula),0,your formula)
"Steve" wrote: I am using a vlookup finction, and when it doesn't find a record it returns an N/A error. Is there any way to remove the N/A error in the formula so I can sum the returned data? Thanks. |
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New in Excel 2007 is the IfError() function, used like so.
=IFERROR(your formula,0) "Steve" wrote: I am using a vlookup finction, and when it doesn't find a record it returns an N/A error. Is there any way to remove the N/A error in the formula so I can sum the returned data? Thanks. |
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