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checking for blank cells when using vlookup
I am jusing the following formula in my sales order form and want to avoid
the error message: #N/A caused by blank cells in the remainder of the sales order. I thought of trying to combine an IF or ISBLANK function with the VLOOKUP. Any help here? -- Thanks from Salt Spring |
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checking for blank cells when using vlookup
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=if(a1="","",vlookup(a1,sheet2!a:e,5,false)) Koomba wrote: I am jusing the following formula in my sales order form and want to avoid the error message: #N/A caused by blank cells in the remainder of the sales order. I thought of trying to combine an IF or ISBLANK function with the VLOOKUP. Any help here? -- Thanks from Salt Spring -- Dave Peterson |
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