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I have a book with 3 sheets.
Sheet 1 has the following: This sheet contains a QTy cell (sheet1!A1), Part cell (sheet1!B1 - this cell uses a Validation Data that allows a LIST and SOURCE =PARTNAME), a Description cell (sheet1!C1), a Price cell (sheet1!D1), and an Extended cell (sheet1!E1). Sheet 2 has the following: This sheet has the Part names - defined as PARTNAME, Part's Descriptions - defined as DESCRIPTION, and Prices for the parts. I need to have several price columns due to location of user. This is where my problem begins...... Defined Names are "Price=Sheet2!E2:E10", "Price2=Sheet2!F2:F10" and "Price3=Sheet2!G2:G10. Example. "Price" is used if the user is from NY, "Price2" is used if the user is from CA and a "Price3" is used if the user is from NJ. The Part Name and Part Description work as required and I am not having any issues issue with them. Sheet 3 has the following: Sheet3!A3 = (this cell uses a Validation Data that allows a LIST and SOURCE =ANSWER), This name "ANSWER" consist of a "Yes" and "No" located further down on this sheet. I have the following formula located in (sheet1!E1)....=IF(SHEET3!A3<"No", LOOKUP(SHEET1!B1,PARTNAME,PRICE2),LOOKUP(SHEET3!A3 ,PARTNUM,PRICE)) This works as long as I have the Part cell populated. Now, to the meat of the problem,,, If my Part cell in Sheet1 is empty, then my Price cell in Sheet1 shows "#N/A". I would like to know if there is a way that I can add a third condition to my formula above in order to get rid of the "#N/A" if my Part cell is empty. Any help is greatly appreciated. -- tech1NJ |
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