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I have one spreadsheet with all the stock my supplier has available with
retail and trade prices. Columns a part number, description, retail, trade. I have just completed another sheet which I want to keep separate with what stock I have in my workshop. I wish to add another column to the supplier sheet which looks at my stock sheet and puts the stock level in. As I only have a fraction of what the supplier has on offer, there are a lot of parts I don't have a stock level for. If I use VLOOKUP I can get the stock level for the parts I have, but for all the parts I don't have I get #NA. VLOOKUP is looking for an exact match which isn't going to happen unless I have all the stock my supplier has. I have tried the IF statement to try to make any #NA cell read zero, but to no avail. Anyone got an idea on how to make the #NA cells read zero if I haven't that particular stock item on my sheet? -- Gary Ridgway |
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