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I am doing a Vlookup and it is returning a #N/A when the reference value does
not exist. Is there function to convert the to " "? The reasoning is that #N/A is kind of ugly and I have a couple other formulas testing for a " ". Thanks, |
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=if(isna(your vlookup goes here),"",your vlookup goes here again)
"Pablo" wrote: I am doing a Vlookup and it is returning a #N/A when the reference value does not exist. Is there function to convert the to " "? The reasoning is that #N/A is kind of ugly and I have a couple other formulas testing for a " ". Thanks, |
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Thanks. I guess the TRUE or FALSE kept throwing me off.
"Duke Carey" wrote: =if(isna(your vlookup goes here),"",your vlookup goes here again) "Pablo" wrote: I am doing a Vlookup and it is returning a #N/A when the reference value does not exist. Is there function to convert the to " "? The reasoning is that #N/A is kind of ugly and I have a couple other formulas testing for a " ". Thanks, |
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Note the "" in Duke's formula.
Your " " creates a space character which could lead to problems. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Thu, 9 Aug 2007 10:32:10 -0700, Pablo wrote: Thanks. I guess the TRUE or FALSE kept throwing me off. "Duke Carey" wrote: =if(isna(your vlookup goes here),"",your vlookup goes here again) "Pablo" wrote: I am doing a Vlookup and it is returning a #N/A when the reference value does not exist. Is there function to convert the to " "? The reasoning is that #N/A is kind of ugly and I have a couple other formulas testing for a " ". Thanks, |
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