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Hope there is someone that can help me out. I have tried everything I have
read on eliminating #N/A to appear. I've tried the =IF(ISNA(myformula),"",my formula). Basically my formula reads like this. It's looking up Prices and I'm trying to get a return of "$0.00". If my service code number = 000000000 I need the unit price to remain at $0.00 I hope this makes sense to someone. Thanks in advance =LOOKUP(C10,cdm1107!A3:A11480,cdm1107!H3:H11480) |
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