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I am using VLOOKUP to compare two lists of items for different years. the
formula I am usign for that is =VLOOKUP(A20,'2005 information'!$A$4:$L$97,12,FALSE). Now some of the clients in 2005 are not in 2004 and vice versa, so therefore a #N/A error is returned, because there is no number to look up. I want to change this #N/A to tect, like "No Respective Client". I have tried using the ERROR.TYPE funtion, but this gives me a circle reference, and gets me no where, because I want it to either return a number like VLOOKUP does, or the Text I want. is this possible to do and if so HOW? |