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Hello,

Using vlookup and when referencing a blank cell I am receiving a €˜0 I have
tried using

=IF(ISERROR(VLOOKUP(F15,Input!$1:$65536,N15,FALSE) ),"
",VLOOKUP(F15,Input!$1:$65536,N15,FALSE)) however I am still receiving a 0.

Any thoughts

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You could use something like

=IF(VLOOKUP(F15,Input!$1:$65536,N15,0)<"",VLOOKUP (F15,Input!$1:$65536,N15,0),"")

although that will still give #N/A! if F15 doesn't exist in the lookup
range


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