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#N/A Error w/LOOKUP Function
The below function is producing exactly the result I want when I have a
value entered in the LOOKUP range. But, if no values entered in the LOOKUP range t returns the #N/A error. How do I edit this function result to display "-", or blank if a value is not entered in the LOOKUP range? Thanks for your help. Sony =LOOKUP(BigNum,CHOOSE(MATCH(TRUE,COUNTIF(INDIRECT( {"b122:af122","b116:af116","b110:af110","b104:af10 4","b98:af98","b92:af92","b86:af86","b80:af80","b7 4:af74","b68:af68","b62:af62","b56:af56"}),"<")0 ,0),$B$122:$AF$122,$B$116:$AF$116,$B$110:$AF$110,$ B$104:$AF$104,$B$98:$AF$98,$B$92:$AF$92,$B$86:$AF$ 86,$B$80:$AF$80,$B$74:$AF$74,$B$68:$AF$68,$B$62:$A F$62,$B$56:$AF$56)) -- Sony Luvy |
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#N/A Error w/LOOKUP Function
I would use another cell with this formula:
Assume this formula is in cell A1: =COUNT($B$122:$AF$122,$B$116:$AF$116,$B$110:$AF$11 0,$B$104:$AF$104, $B$98:$AF$98,$B$92:$AF$92,$B$86:$AF$86,$B$80:$AF$8 0, $B$74:$AF$74,$B$68:$AF$68,$B$62:$AF$62,$B$56:$AF$5 6) Then refer to that cell: =IF(A1=0,"-",your_formula) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "sony654" wrote in message ... The below function is producing exactly the result I want when I have a value entered in the LOOKUP range. But, if no values entered in the LOOKUP range t returns the #N/A error. How do I edit this function result to display "-", or blank if a value is not entered in the LOOKUP range? Thanks for your help. Sony =LOOKUP(BigNum,CHOOSE(MATCH(TRUE,COUNTIF(INDIRECT( {"b122:af122","b116:af116","b110:af110","b104:af10 4","b98:af98","b92:af92","b86:af86","b80:af80","b7 4:af74","b68:af68","b62:af62","b56:af56"}),"<")0 ,0),$B$122:$AF$122,$B$116:$AF$116,$B$110:$AF$110,$ B$104:$AF$104,$B$98:$AF$98,$B$92:$AF$92,$B$86:$AF$ 86,$B$80:$AF$80,$B$74:$AF$74,$B$68:$AF$68,$B$62:$A F$62,$B$56:$AF$56)) -- Sony Luvy |
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#N/A Error w/LOOKUP Function
if u are getting error #NA, then use =if(isna(formula),"-",formula)
On May 26, 10:00*am, "T. Valko" wrote: I would use another cell with this formula: Assume this formula is in cell A1: =COUNT($B$122:$AF$122,$B$116:$AF$116,$B$110:$AF$11 0,$B$104:$AF$104, $B$98:$AF$98,$B$92:$AF$92,$B$86:$AF$86,$B$80:$AF$8 0, $B$74:$AF$74,$B$68:$AF$68,$B$62:$AF$62,$B$56:$AF$5 6) Then refer to that cell: =IF(A1=0,"-",your_formula) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "sony654" wrote in message ... The below function is producing exactly the result I want *when I have a value entered in the LOOKUP range. *But, if no values entered in the LOOKUP range t returns the #N/A error. *How do I edit this function result to display "-", or blank if a value is not entered in the LOOKUP range? Thanks for your help. *Sony =LOOKUP(BigNum,CHOOSE(MATCH(TRUE,COUNTIF(INDIRECT( {"b122:af122","b116:af116*","b110:af110","b104:af1 04","b98:af98","b92:af92","b86:af86","b80:af80","b 7*4:af74","b68:af68","b62:af62","b56:af56"}),"<") 0,0),$B$122:$AF$122,$B$116*:$AF$116,$B$110:$AF$11 0,$B$104:$AF$104,$B$98:$AF$98,$B$92:$AF$92,$B$86:$ AF$*86,$B$80:$AF$80,$B$74:$AF$74,$B$68:$AF$68,$B$6 2:$AF$62,$B$56:$AF$56)) -- Sony Luvy- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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#N/A Error w/LOOKUP Function
Did you try that with this particular formula?
-- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "muddan madhu" wrote in message ... if u are getting error #NA, then use =if(isna(formula),"-",formula) On May 26, 10:00 am, "T. Valko" wrote: I would use another cell with this formula: Assume this formula is in cell A1: =COUNT($B$122:$AF$122,$B$116:$AF$116,$B$110:$AF$11 0,$B$104:$AF$104, $B$98:$AF$98,$B$92:$AF$92,$B$86:$AF$86,$B$80:$AF$8 0, $B$74:$AF$74,$B$68:$AF$68,$B$62:$AF$62,$B$56:$AF$5 6) Then refer to that cell: =IF(A1=0,"-",your_formula) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "sony654" wrote in message ... The below function is producing exactly the result I want when I have a value entered in the LOOKUP range. But, if no values entered in the LOOKUP range t returns the #N/A error. How do I edit this function result to display "-", or blank if a value is not entered in the LOOKUP range? Thanks for your help. Sony =LOOKUP(BigNum,CHOOSE(MATCH(TRUE,COUNTIF(INDIRECT( {"b122:af122","b116:af116*","b110:af110","b104:af1 04","b98:af98","b92:af92","b86:af86","b80:af80","b 7*4:af74","b68:af68","b62:af62","b56:af56"}),"<") 0,0),$B$122:$AF$122,$B$116*:$AF$116,$B$110:$AF$11 0,$B$104:$AF$104,$B$98:$AF$98,$B$92:$AF$92,$B$86:$ AF$*86,$B$80:$AF$80,$B$74:$AF$74,$B$68:$AF$68,$B$6 2:$AF$62,$B$56:$AF$56)) -- Sony Luvy- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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#N/A Error w/LOOKUP Function
Biff, Thanks for your solution to qualifying b56. You have been very
helpful, now a couple times. I would like to qualify b56:af56, not just b56. Changed my mind. The formula below returns an error. Can you please advise how to fix? Thanks =if($b$56:$af$56=0,""),COUNT($B$122:$AF$122,$B$116 :$AF$116,$B$110:$AF$110,$B$104:$AF$104, $B$98:$AF$98,$B$92:$AF$92,$B$86:$AF$86,$B$80:$AF$8 0, $B$74:$AF$74,$B$68:$AF$68,$B$62:$AF$62,$B$56:$AF$5 6)) -- Sony Luvy "T. Valko" wrote: I would use another cell with this formula: Assume this formula is in cell A1: =COUNT($B$122:$AF$122,$B$116:$AF$116,$B$110:$AF$11 0,$B$104:$AF$104, $B$98:$AF$98,$B$92:$AF$92,$B$86:$AF$86,$B$80:$AF$8 0, $B$74:$AF$74,$B$68:$AF$68,$B$62:$AF$62,$B$56:$AF$5 6) Then refer to that cell: =IF(A1=0,"-",your_formula) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "sony654" wrote in message ... The below function is producing exactly the result I want when I have a value entered in the LOOKUP range. But, if no values entered in the LOOKUP range t returns the #N/A error. How do I edit this function result to display "-", or blank if a value is not entered in the LOOKUP range? Thanks for your help. Sony =LOOKUP(BigNum,CHOOSE(MATCH(TRUE,COUNTIF(INDIRECT( {"b122:af122","b116:af116","b110:af110","b104:af10 4","b98:af98","b92:af92","b86:af86","b80:af80","b7 4:af74","b68:af68","b62:af62","b56:af56"}),"<")0 ,0),$B$122:$AF$122,$B$116:$AF$116,$B$110:$AF$110,$ B$104:$AF$104,$B$98:$AF$98,$B$92:$AF$92,$B$86:$AF$ 86,$B$80:$AF$80,$B$74:$AF$74,$B$68:$AF$68,$B$62:$A F$62,$B$56:$AF$56)) -- Sony Luvy |
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#N/A Error w/LOOKUP Function
So you want to check if all 31 cells from B56 to AF56 are 0
=IF(COUNTIF($B$56:$AF$56,0)=COLUMNS($B$56:$AF$56), "",COUNT($B$122:$AF$122,$B$116:$AF$116,$B$110:$AF$ 110,$B$104:$AF$104,$B$98:$AF$98,$B$92:$AF$92,$B$86 :$AF$86,$B$80:$AF$80,$B$74:$AF$74,$B$68:$AF$68,$B$ 62:$AF$62,$B$56:$AF$56)) -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "sony654" wrote in message ... Biff, Thanks for your solution to qualifying b56. You have been very helpful, now a couple times. I would like to qualify b56:af56, not just b56. Changed my mind. The formula below returns an error. Can you please advise how to fix? Thanks =if($b$56:$af$56=0,""),COUNT($B$122:$AF$122,$B$116 :$AF$116,$B$110:$AF$110,$B$104:$AF$104, $B$98:$AF$98,$B$92:$AF$92,$B$86:$AF$86,$B$80:$AF$8 0, $B$74:$AF$74,$B$68:$AF$68,$B$62:$AF$62,$B$56:$AF$5 6)) -- Sony Luvy "T. Valko" wrote: I would use another cell with this formula: Assume this formula is in cell A1: =COUNT($B$122:$AF$122,$B$116:$AF$116,$B$110:$AF$11 0,$B$104:$AF$104, $B$98:$AF$98,$B$92:$AF$92,$B$86:$AF$86,$B$80:$AF$8 0, $B$74:$AF$74,$B$68:$AF$68,$B$62:$AF$62,$B$56:$AF$5 6) Then refer to that cell: =IF(A1=0,"-",your_formula) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "sony654" wrote in message ... The below function is producing exactly the result I want when I have a value entered in the LOOKUP range. But, if no values entered in the LOOKUP range t returns the #N/A error. How do I edit this function result to display "-", or blank if a value is not entered in the LOOKUP range? Thanks for your help. Sony =LOOKUP(BigNum,CHOOSE(MATCH(TRUE,COUNTIF(INDIRECT( {"b122:af122","b116:af116","b110:af110","b104:af10 4","b98:af98","b92:af92","b86:af86","b80:af80","b7 4:af74","b68:af68","b62:af62","b56:af56"}),"<")0 ,0),$B$122:$AF$122,$B$116:$AF$116,$B$110:$AF$110,$ B$104:$AF$104,$B$98:$AF$98,$B$92:$AF$92,$B$86:$AF$ 86,$B$80:$AF$80,$B$74:$AF$74,$B$68:$AF$68,$B$62:$A F$62,$B$56:$AF$56)) -- Sony Luvy |
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#N/A Error w/LOOKUP Function
Or, you could use the slightly shorter array formula** :
=IF(AND($B$56:$AF$56=0),"",COUNT(.....)) ** array formulas need to be entered using the key combination of CTRL,SHIFT,ENTER (not just ENTER) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Peo Sjoblom" wrote in message ... So you want to check if all 31 cells from B56 to AF56 are 0 =IF(COUNTIF($B$56:$AF$56,0)=COLUMNS($B$56:$AF$56), "",COUNT($B$122:$AF$122,$B$116:$AF$116,$B$110:$AF$ 110,$B$104:$AF$104,$B$98:$AF$98,$B$92:$AF$92,$B$86 :$AF$86,$B$80:$AF$80,$B$74:$AF$74,$B$68:$AF$68,$B$ 62:$AF$62,$B$56:$AF$56)) -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "sony654" wrote in message ... Biff, Thanks for your solution to qualifying b56. You have been very helpful, now a couple times. I would like to qualify b56:af56, not just b56. Changed my mind. The formula below returns an error. Can you please advise how to fix? Thanks =if($b$56:$af$56=0,""),COUNT($B$122:$AF$122,$B$116 :$AF$116,$B$110:$AF$110,$B$104:$AF$104, $B$98:$AF$98,$B$92:$AF$92,$B$86:$AF$86,$B$80:$AF$8 0, $B$74:$AF$74,$B$68:$AF$68,$B$62:$AF$62,$B$56:$AF$5 6)) -- Sony Luvy "T. Valko" wrote: I would use another cell with this formula: Assume this formula is in cell A1: =COUNT($B$122:$AF$122,$B$116:$AF$116,$B$110:$AF$11 0,$B$104:$AF$104, $B$98:$AF$98,$B$92:$AF$92,$B$86:$AF$86,$B$80:$AF$8 0, $B$74:$AF$74,$B$68:$AF$68,$B$62:$AF$62,$B$56:$AF$5 6) Then refer to that cell: =IF(A1=0,"-",your_formula) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "sony654" wrote in message ... The below function is producing exactly the result I want when I have a value entered in the LOOKUP range. But, if no values entered in the LOOKUP range t returns the #N/A error. How do I edit this function result to display "-", or blank if a value is not entered in the LOOKUP range? Thanks for your help. Sony =LOOKUP(BigNum,CHOOSE(MATCH(TRUE,COUNTIF(INDIRECT( {"b122:af122","b116:af116","b110:af110","b104:af10 4","b98:af98","b92:af92","b86:af86","b80:af80","b7 4:af74","b68:af68","b62:af62","b56:af56"}),"<")0 ,0),$B$122:$AF$122,$B$116:$AF$116,$B$110:$AF$110,$ B$104:$AF$104,$B$98:$AF$98,$B$92:$AF$92,$B$86:$AF$ 86,$B$80:$AF$80,$B$74:$AF$74,$B$68:$AF$68,$B$62:$A F$62,$B$56:$AF$56)) -- Sony Luvy |
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