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The following formual looks up the result of two variables B3&E3 and returns
the spend number in £'s attributed to the site and vendor looked up. This is
being used for three yyears worth of data.

Trouble is, when there is no spend on a vendor in one year it returns #NA
which messes up rest of sheet, how can I get it to return the answer or a
ZERO if no answer is available please.


=INDEX('0405spenddata'!$A$2:$F$4755,MATCH(B3&E3,'0 405spenddata'!$A$2:$A$4755&'0405spenddata'!$C$2:$C $4755,0),6)
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=IF(ISNA(YourFormula),"",YourFormula)

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| The following formual looks up the result of two variables B3&E3 and returns
| the spend number in £'s attributed to the site and vendor looked up. This is
| being used for three yyears worth of data.
|
| Trouble is, when there is no spend on a vendor in one year it returns #NA
| which messes up rest of sheet, how can I get it to return the answer or a
| ZERO if no answer is available please.
|
|
| =INDEX('0405spenddata'!$A$2:$F$4755,MATCH(B3&E3,'0 405spenddata'!$A$2:$A$4755&'0405spenddata'!$C$2:$C $4755,0),6)


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perfect, thankyou

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=IF(ISNA(YourFormula),"",YourFormula)

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Niek Otten
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"JBW" wrote in message ...
| The following formual looks up the result of two variables B3&E3 and returns
| the spend number in £'s attributed to the site and vendor looked up. This is
| being used for three yyears worth of data.
|
| Trouble is, when there is no spend on a vendor in one year it returns #NA
| which messes up rest of sheet, how can I get it to return the answer or a
| ZERO if no answer is available please.
|
|
| =INDEX('0405spenddata'!$A$2:$F$4755,MATCH(B3&E3,'0 405spenddata'!$A$2:$A$4755&'0405spenddata'!$C$2:$C $4755,0),6)



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