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amik

Turning N/A cells to blank Cells
 
Is there somthing I can insert in to a vlookup formula so that if the cells
comes up N/A that it will be shown as a blank cell.

=VLOOKUP(D21,'Postpaid New'!$L$2:$BC$860,7,FALSE)

Any advice would be appreciated

Jacob Skaria

Turning N/A cells to blank Cells
 
Use IF(ISNA(formula),"",formula) to handle this..

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Jacob Skaria


"amik" wrote:

Is there somthing I can insert in to a vlookup formula so that if the cells
comes up N/A that it will be shown as a blank cell.

=VLOOKUP(D21,'Postpaid New'!$L$2:$BC$860,7,FALSE)

Any advice would be appreciated


Mike H

Turning N/A cells to blank Cells
 
Try this

=IF(COUNTIF('Postpaid New'!$L$2:$BC$860,D21)=0,"",VLOOKUP(D21,'Postpaid
New'!$L$2:$BC$860,7,FALSE))

Mike

"amik" wrote:

Is there somthing I can insert in to a vlookup formula so that if the cells
comes up N/A that it will be shown as a blank cell.

=VLOOKUP(D21,'Postpaid New'!$L$2:$BC$860,7,FALSE)

Any advice would be appreciated


Eduardo

Turning N/A cells to blank Cells
 
Hi,

=IFERROR(VLOOKUP(D21,'Postpaid New'!$L$2:$BC$860,7,FALSE),0)

"amik" wrote:

Is there somthing I can insert in to a vlookup formula so that if the cells
comes up N/A that it will be shown as a blank cell.

=VLOOKUP(D21,'Postpaid New'!$L$2:$BC$860,7,FALSE)

Any advice would be appreciated


amik

Turning N/A cells to blank Cells
 
Thanks Alot it works great

"Jacob Skaria" wrote:

Use IF(ISNA(formula),"",formula) to handle this..

If this post helps click Yes
---------------
Jacob Skaria


"amik" wrote:

Is there somthing I can insert in to a vlookup formula so that if the cells
comes up N/A that it will be shown as a blank cell.

=VLOOKUP(D21,'Postpaid New'!$L$2:$BC$860,7,FALSE)

Any advice would be appreciated



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