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Eliminating #N/A
I have a formula that looks as follows:
=VLOOKUP(A70,'Staffing Assumptions'!$A$64:$D$75,4,FALSE) There are some values in Column A that are not in the Table Array contained in 'Staffing Assumptions'!$A$64:$D$$75. When this happens the formula produces the #N/A. In the event that the result of the VLOOKUP would be #N/A, I would rather have the results be 0. Is there a way to modify the VLOOKUP formula to give that result? |
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Eliminating #N/A
=IF(ISNA(YourFormula),0,YourFormula)
-- Kind regards, Niek Otten "Mike" wrote in message ... I have a formula that looks as follows: =VLOOKUP(A70,'Staffing Assumptions'!$A$64:$D$75,4,FALSE) There are some values in Column A that are not in the Table Array contained in 'Staffing Assumptions'!$A$64:$D$$75. When this happens the formula produces the #N/A. In the event that the result of the VLOOKUP would be #N/A, I would rather have the results be 0. Is there a way to modify the VLOOKUP formula to give that result? |
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Eliminating #N/A
Thanks
"Duke Carey" wrote: =IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(A70,'Staffing Assumptions'!$A$64:$D$75,4,FALSE)),0,VLOOKUP(A70,' Staffing Assumptions'!$A$64:$D$75,4,FALSE)) "Mike" wrote: I have a formula that looks as follows: =VLOOKUP(A70,'Staffing Assumptions'!$A$64:$D$75,4,FALSE) There are some values in Column A that are not in the Table Array contained in 'Staffing Assumptions'!$A$64:$D$$75. When this happens the formula produces the #N/A. In the event that the result of the VLOOKUP would be #N/A, I would rather have the results be 0. Is there a way to modify the VLOOKUP formula to give that result? |
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Eliminating #N/A
=IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(A70,'Staffing
Assumptions'!$A$64:$D$75,4,FALSE)),0,VLOOKUP(A70,' Staffing Assumptions'!$A$64:$D$75,4,FALSE)) "Mike" wrote: I have a formula that looks as follows: =VLOOKUP(A70,'Staffing Assumptions'!$A$64:$D$75,4,FALSE) There are some values in Column A that are not in the Table Array contained in 'Staffing Assumptions'!$A$64:$D$$75. When this happens the formula produces the #N/A. In the event that the result of the VLOOKUP would be #N/A, I would rather have the results be 0. Is there a way to modify the VLOOKUP formula to give that result? |
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Eliminating #N/A
Thank you
"Niek Otten" wrote: =IF(ISNA(YourFormula),0,YourFormula) -- Kind regards, Niek Otten "Mike" wrote in message ... I have a formula that looks as follows: =VLOOKUP(A70,'Staffing Assumptions'!$A$64:$D$75,4,FALSE) There are some values in Column A that are not in the Table Array contained in 'Staffing Assumptions'!$A$64:$D$$75. When this happens the formula produces the #N/A. In the event that the result of the VLOOKUP would be #N/A, I would rather have the results be 0. Is there a way to modify the VLOOKUP formula to give that result? |
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