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VLOOKUP and ISNA functions
I'm using the VLOOKUP function to lookup inventory in our database. How can
I set up the formula so that the #N/A will display 0 instead. I went to a seminar and the instructor did this but I did not get to write the formula down. |
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Hi Steve
=IF(ISNA(your_formula),"",your_formula) -- Regards Roger Govier "Steve )" <Steve wrote in message ... I'm using the VLOOKUP function to lookup inventory in our database. How can I set up the formula so that the #N/A will display 0 instead. I went to a seminar and the instructor did this but I did not get to write the formula down. |
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Thanks! Thats a HUGE help!
"Roger Govier" wrote: Hi Steve =IF(ISNA(your_formula),"",your_formula) -- Regards Roger Govier "Steve )" <Steve wrote in message ... I'm using the VLOOKUP function to lookup inventory in our database. How can I set up the formula so that the #N/A will display 0 instead. I went to a seminar and the instructor did this but I did not get to write the formula down. |
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