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VLOOKUP and IF formula
I have this formula already in use...
=VLOOKUP(B17,'[DSL UVERSE CLOSE RATES - APR 10.xlsx]Pivot'!$A$2:$C$291,2,FALSE) I need it to include an "If" formula as well returning a "-" dash if it cannot find the name on b17 in the file it's looking up. Any help is appreciated. |
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VLOOKUP and IF formula
=if(isna(vlookup(b17, ...)),"-",vlookup(b17, ...))
if you're using xl2007+, there's an =iferror() that you can read about in excel's help. casdaq wrote: I have this formula already in use... =VLOOKUP(B17,'[DSL UVERSE CLOSE RATES - APR 10.xlsx]Pivot'!$A$2:$C$291,2,FALSE) I need it to include an "If" formula as well returning a "-" dash if it cannot find the name on b17 in the file it's looking up. Any help is appreciated. -- Dave Peterson |
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