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Replacing #N/A with other text
I'm sure this is very easy to do, but it's not intuitively obvious and I
can't seem to tailor my question in Excel to get a relevant answer. I'm using VLOOKUP and I am successful in getting matched values. But I'd like to change the "#N/A" with a value such as "No Data". How do I do this? Thanks, Dave |
=if(isna(vlookup...),"No Data",vlookup....)
************ Anne Troy www.OfficeArticles.com "Dave" wrote in message ... I'm sure this is very easy to do, but it's not intuitively obvious and I can't seem to tailor my question in Excel to get a relevant answer. I'm using VLOOKUP and I am successful in getting matched values. But I'd like to change the "#N/A" with a value such as "No Data". How do I do this? Thanks, Dave |
Thanks, Anne; worked great. ( I knew it was something easy).
Dave "Anne Troy" wrote: =if(isna(vlookup...),"No Data",vlookup....) ************ Anne Troy www.OfficeArticles.com "Dave" wrote in message ... I'm sure this is very easy to do, but it's not intuitively obvious and I can't seem to tailor my question in Excel to get a relevant answer. I'm using VLOOKUP and I am successful in getting matched values. But I'd like to change the "#N/A" with a value such as "No Data". How do I do this? Thanks, Dave |
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