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I would like to return the value of 0 when the vlookup would otherwise return
the error #N/A - any suggestions? |
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=IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(......)),0,VLOOKUP(.......))
"egols" wrote: I would like to return the value of 0 when the vlookup would otherwise return the error #N/A - any suggestions? |
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You could try this:
=IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(...)),0,VLOOKUP(...)) Basically, if your VLOOKUP returns the N/A error, then a 0 will be displayed, otherwise, show the results of your VLOOKUP. HTH, Elkar "egols" wrote: I would like to return the value of 0 when the vlookup would otherwise return the error #N/A - any suggestions? |
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I am not quite sure how to reply - but these postings did exactly what I
needed - thanks. "egols" wrote: I would like to return the value of 0 when the vlookup would otherwise return the error #N/A - any suggestions? |
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