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I need to be able to lookup values in a table that may include errors. For
example in A1 thru B9 I have: 1 Larry #DIV/0! Rocky 2 Moe 3 Curley Shep #N/A Bullwinkle happiness Boris #NAME? Natasha #NUM! Dudley If J1 contains happiness, then: =VLOOKUP(J1,A1:B9,2,False) correctly displays: Boris If I enter =0/0 in J1, both J1 and the formula display #DIV/0!. I want the formula to display: Rocky If I put nothing in J1, I want the function to display: Shep This is an easy task for a UDF, but I need a non-VBA solution. Thanks. -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200909 |
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