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Hi all

I have a formula, due to unmatch data from another table, some cell has
"#N/A" show up, how could I replace #N/A with [nothing ""] in the cell?

I try to use the if function, such as
=IF(A1="#N/A","",A1)
However, if the A1 is #N/A ... is still show up as #N/A .

Can anyone help me .... thanks for yr help!


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Try

=IF(ISNA(A1),"",A1)

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Hi all

I have a formula, due to unmatch data from another table, some cell has
"#N/A" show up, how could I replace #N/A with [nothing ""] in the cell?

I try to use the if function, such as
=IF(A1="#N/A","",A1)
However, if the A1 is #N/A ... is still show up as #N/A .

Can anyone help me .... thanks for yr help!


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It did work!
Thanks.


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