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I need to get this Vlookup statement to write a zero if it returns the #n/a or #value! I am catching the #n/a but not the #value! with my statement. Can you help me out? If you know what the integer designation is for #VALUE! that would work for me. =IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(A6,'AR Gross Up'!A:C,3,FALSE))=TRUE, 0, -VLOOKUP(A6,'AR Gross Up'!A:C,3,FALSE)) - can't catch the #value - need to put 0 in the cell when #value occurs -- Message posted via http://www.officekb.com |
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