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My Vlookup formula is:
=VLOOKUP(D81,'Week 2 Dataset'!G:O,9,0) How would I write this differently so that when a result doesnt match i get the cell to be left blank instead of #NA? I need to incoprate an if but am not sure how to write it? Thanks! |
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