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How do you nest the following formula to show blank cells
if($B$2="",""VLOOKUP($B$2,'Supplier List'!$A$3:$F$7,2))
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if($B$2="","",VLOOKUP($B$2,'Supplier List'!$A$3:$F$7,2))
-- Regards, Peo Sjoblom (No private emails please) "JV" wrote in message ... if($B$2="",""VLOOKUP($B$2,'Supplier List'!$A$3:$F$7,2)) |
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Hi JV,
just like you have, but adding a comma: =IF($B$2="","",VLOOKUP($B$2,'Supplier List'!$A$3:$F$7,2)) Regards, KL "JV" wrote in message ... if($B$2="",""VLOOKUP($B$2,'Supplier List'!$A$3:$F$7,2)) |
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That solved our problem.
Thanks JV "KL" wrote: Hi JV, just like you have, but adding a comma: =IF($B$2="","",VLOOKUP($B$2,'Supplier List'!$A$3:$F$7,2)) Regards, KL "JV" wrote in message ... if($B$2="",""VLOOKUP($B$2,'Supplier List'!$A$3:$F$7,2)) |
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