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When I use Vlookup, #NA returned if the vulue is not found. I need help to
convert #NA to zero or blank. Please help and thanks! |
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![]() try =if(isna(your_vlookup),0,your_vlookup) "Diane" wrote: When I use Vlookup, #NA returned if the vulue is not found. I need help to convert #NA to zero or blank. Please help and thanks! |
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=IF(ISNA(vlookup),"",vlookup)
replace vlookup with your formula -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Diane" wrote in message ... When I use Vlookup, #NA returned if the vulue is not found. I need help to convert #NA to zero or blank. Please help and thanks! |
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