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Default vlookup repl #/NA with 0

using vlookup i want anytime a #/na is returned to be replaced with 0. I
haven't had any luck with nesting commands to get this acomplished.
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Default vlookup repl #/NA with 0

Try it like this:

=IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(.....)),0,VLOOKUP(.....))

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using vlookup i want anytime a #/na is returned to be replaced with 0. I
haven't had any luck with nesting commands to get this acomplished.
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Default vlookup repl #/NA with 0

Use

=IF(ISNA(Vlookup(),0,Vlookup()))

replace Vlookup() with your VLOOKUP formula...


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using vlookup i want anytime a #/na is returned to be replaced with 0. I
haven't had any luck with nesting commands to get this acomplished.
thanks

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