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My vlookup formual returns #N/A when there is not a match in my lookup table.
When there isn't a match, I would like the formula to return a balnk cell rather than #N/A so that users don't think there are problems with the formula. Any ideas? Thanks |
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surround your formula like this
=IF(ISERROR(formula),"",formula) or =IF(ISERROR(formula),"not in list",formula) "Fletch" wrote: My vlookup formual returns #N/A when there is not a match in my lookup table. When there isn't a match, I would like the formula to return a balnk cell rather than #N/A so that users don't think there are problems with the formula. Any ideas? Thanks |
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It works perfectly - Thank You!
"Sloth" wrote: surround your formula like this =IF(ISERROR(formula),"",formula) or =IF(ISERROR(formula),"not in list",formula) "Fletch" wrote: My vlookup formual returns #N/A when there is not a match in my lookup table. When there isn't a match, I would like the formula to return a balnk cell rather than #N/A so that users don't think there are problems with the formula. Any ideas? Thanks |
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