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Default VLOOKUP AND #N/A

Greetings everybody,

I tried 3 other answers given in the archives first but still haven't been
able to sucessfully make this one work with VLOOKUP.

My formula in B6:
=IF(ISERROR(VLOOKUP(A6,H7:M121,3)),"",VLOOKUP(A6,H 7:M121,3,FALSE))

I'm looking for for an exact match to A6 in column H of my VLOOKUP table
H7:M121 and return the value in the 3rd column, in this case column J.

Here's the kicker. I deliberately excluded what I was looking for in A6,
from cloumn H, trying to force an error of #N/A or #VALUE. Well, in this
case I got the #N/A error. error. I also tried =if(ISERROR(....... but no
joy. The error is still visable.

I was hoping to get a blank in B6 when there is an error, instead of a zero,
or #N/A, or #VALUE.

As always I appreciate any help.
Thanks,

Mike
Jacksonville, Florida
 
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