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Reconciling two lists
I am using vlookup function to reconcile two long lists of data. The issue I
am having is when one of the values does not find a match, I get an error. I would like it to bring back a zero rather than #N/A when a match is not found. What can I do? -- Stefan |
Reconciling two lists
Try this:
=IF(ISNA(your_formula),0,your_formula) Hope this helps. Pete On Dec 28, 4:14*pm, Stefan wrote: I am using vlookup function to reconcile two long lists of data. The issue I am having is when one of the values does not find a match, I get an error. I would like it to bring back a zero rather than #N/A when a match is not found. What can I do? -- Stefan |
Reconciling two lists
=if(isna(yourvlookupformula),0,yourvlookupformula)
If you're using xl2007, take a look at: =iferror() in excel's help. Stefan wrote: I am using vlookup function to reconcile two long lists of data. The issue I am having is when one of the values does not find a match, I get an error. I would like it to bring back a zero rather than #N/A when a match is not found. What can I do? -- Stefan -- Dave Peterson |
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