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-- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Kimo" wrote in message ... Hey Biff just wanted to say thanks for all your help. "T. Valko" wrote: How big is the file? Judging from the formula it looks pretty big. -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Kimo" wrote in message ... Hi there, I have tried both yours and Valko's formulas and for some reason or another neither is working. I guess I am doing something wrong. Is there a possibility I could email this spreadsheet to you. It's a worksheet that I am trying to develop for work since we do everything maual at the moment. Or if there is anyone out there that can take a look at it, I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks Kimo "Teethless mama" wrote: =IF(C10=0,0,IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(C10,cdm1107!A3:H11480, 8,0)),"",VLOOKUP(C10,cdm1107!A3:H11480,8,0)) "Kimo" wrote: 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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