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I have created a function "vlook up" which worked fine,
however I would like to add the function "if" to avoid have some cells N/A instead of a number (zero). How I could do that? thanks in advance for your help, Paula |
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One way:
=IF(ISERROR(yourVLOOKUPfunction),"",yourVLOOKUPfun ction) This would make the cell look empty instead of showing the error. It would not fix the error, though. tj "paula smith" wrote: I have created a function "vlook up" which worked fine, however I would like to add the function "if" to avoid have some cells N/A instead of a number (zero). How I could do that? thanks in advance for your help, Paula |
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Paula,
using if(isna would trap NAs =IF(ISNA((VLOOKUP(A2,A3:B6,2,FALSE))),"",VLOOKUP(A 2,A3:B6,2,FALSE)) Regards, Rob "paula smith" wrote in message ... I have created a function "vlook up" which worked fine, however I would like to add the function "if" to avoid have some cells N/A instead of a number (zero). How I could do that? thanks in advance for your help, Paula |
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