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Use the following formula to draw data from a table back to a spreadsheet,
however the formula applies for 20 cells down a page, how do i stop #n/a appearing for those cells not yet inputed =INDEX('Cattle prices'!$B$4:'Cattle prices'!$AW$18,MATCH(B76,'Cattle prices'!$A$4:'Cattle prices'!$A$18,0),MATCH('Cattle Mvts'!E76,'Cattle prices'!$B$3:'Cattle prices'!$AW$3,0)) thanks ant |
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=if(isblank(a1),"",yourformula here
******************* ~Anne Troy www.OfficeArticles.com www.MyExpertsOnline.com "Anthony" wrote in message ... Use the following formula to draw data from a table back to a spreadsheet, however the formula applies for 20 cells down a page, how do i stop #n/a appearing for those cells not yet inputed =INDEX('Cattle prices'!$B$4:'Cattle prices'!$AW$18,MATCH(B76,'Cattle prices'!$A$4:'Cattle prices'!$A$18,0),MATCH('Cattle Mvts'!E76,'Cattle prices'!$B$3:'Cattle prices'!$AW$3,0)) thanks ant |
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Thanks anne
works a treat "Anne Troy" wrote: =if(isblank(a1),"",yourformula here ******************* ~Anne Troy www.OfficeArticles.com www.MyExpertsOnline.com "Anthony" wrote in message ... Use the following formula to draw data from a table back to a spreadsheet, however the formula applies for 20 cells down a page, how do i stop #n/a appearing for those cells not yet inputed =INDEX('Cattle prices'!$B$4:'Cattle prices'!$AW$18,MATCH(B76,'Cattle prices'!$A$4:'Cattle prices'!$A$18,0),MATCH('Cattle Mvts'!E76,'Cattle prices'!$B$3:'Cattle prices'!$AW$3,0)) thanks ant |
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