=IF(VLOOKUP(A12,$P$12:$U$3323,5,FALSE)="Good","Goo d","BAD")


How can I get the ISNA in there.. while maintaining my IF output. I'd
like the box to tell me if there was a match.. if not.. then tell me
its bad.. while blanking out the #n/A as i'm comparing 2 sets of data
against each other. Thanks!

- Amar


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=IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(A12,$P$12:$U$3323,5,FALSE)),"Bad" ,VLOOKUP(A12,$P$12:$U$3323,5,FALSE))
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=IF(VLOOKUP(A12,$P$12:$U$3323,5,FALSE)="Good","Goo d","BAD")


How can I get the ISNA in there.. while maintaining my IF output. I'd
like the box to tell me if there was a match.. if not.. then tell me
its bad.. while blanking out the #n/A as i'm comparing 2 sets of data
against each other. Thanks!

- Amar


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Not sure if I understand what you need.

If you're trying to find the result in Column T based on the value in
Column P matching the value in A12 then type this:

=IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(A12,$P$12:$U$3323,5,0)),"",VLOOKU P(A12,$P$12:$U$3323,5,0))

This formula will give you that result but will result in a blank cell
if a match for the value in A12 can not be found in P12:P3323

It's your use of "Good" and "Bad" that I don't understand.


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=IF(isna(VLOOKUP(A12,$P$12:$U$3323,5,FALSE)),"BAD" ,VLOOKUP(A12,$P$12:$U$3323
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=IF(VLOOKUP(A12,$P$12:$U$3323,5,FALSE)="Good","Goo d","BAD")


How can I get the ISNA in there.. while maintaining my IF output. I'd
like the box to tell me if there was a match.. if not.. then tell me
its bad.. while blanking out the #n/A as i'm comparing 2 sets of data
against each other. Thanks!

- Amar


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Thanks.. I got it!


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=IF(VLOOKUP(B12,$R$12:$W$2500,3,FALSE)=C12,"Good", (VLOOKUP(B12,$R$12:$W$2500,3,FALSE)-C12))

How about this one.. basically of the vlookup = C12.. then I want it to
tell me its Good.. otherwise if the quanitites do not match.. i want the
vlookup in one column to subtract from a corresponding cell.. and I want
the ISNA in there in case the cell doesn't exist in other set of data.
Thanks

- Amar


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