Vlookup.
If a cell is blank where the vlookup function is searching, the answer it's
returning is "0" How can I have a blank cell instead of a 0?? |
Vlookup.
=IF(vlookup_formula="","",vlookup_formula)
-- __________________________________ HTH Bob "GEM" wrote in message ... If a cell is blank where the vlookup function is searching, the answer it's returning is "0" How can I have a blank cell instead of a 0?? |
Vlookup.
Hi,
Try this =IF(VLOOKUP(C1,A1:B20,2,FALSE)="","",VLOOKUP(C1,A1 :B20,2,FALSE)) This will still return NA# if the lookup values isn't found. Mike "GEM" wrote: If a cell is blank where the vlookup function is searching, the answer it's returning is "0" How can I have a blank cell instead of a 0?? |
Vlookup.
Thank you!!
"Bob Phillips" wrote: =IF(vlookup_formula="","",vlookup_formula) -- __________________________________ HTH Bob "GEM" wrote in message ... If a cell is blank where the vlookup function is searching, the answer it's returning is "0" How can I have a blank cell instead of a 0?? |
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