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I have these 2 formulas in a workbook in Excel 2003:
A)=IF(ISBLANK(deviceserial2),"",deviceserial2) B)=IF(ISBLANK(deviceserial2),"",VLOOKUP(deviceseri al2,'C:\Calibration Masters\[Calibration_Devices.xls]Sheet1'!$A$4:$E$31,5,FALSE)) When named range deviceserial2 is blank, formula A displays nothing (as intended) and formula B displays #VALUE. When the named range is completed with a serial number, it again displays properly with formula A but displays #VALUE again for formula B. If I change formula B replacing the second instance of deviseserial2 with the actual cell address it works fine except when there is no serial number in the cell, instead of nothing it displays a zero. I cannot see where the problem lies with this and amlooking for any pointers. |
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