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How do I replace "#N/A" error, to continue my formula w/o error?
I am using a VLookup formula to collect data from a sheet, but every time I
get '#N/A#' error in one cell & the entire formula returns an error message. I need to intervene manually to fix, which causes alot of time wastage. I tried using 'conditional formatting'but had no luck. Pls suggest a quick solution. |
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How do I replace "#N/A" error, to continue my formula w/o error?
The answer will depend on how you want it fixed. Do you want the N/A to
cause the final result to be blank or 0, or to somehow indicate an error? If so, you can detect the issue inside an if: =if(isna(vlookup(...)),0,vlookup(...)) "Ali Khan" wrote: I am using a VLookup formula to collect data from a sheet, but every time I get '#N/A#' error in one cell & the entire formula returns an error message. I need to intervene manually to fix, which causes alot of time wastage. I tried using 'conditional formatting'but had no luck. Pls suggest a quick solution. |
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How do I replace "#N/A" error, to continue my formula w/o error?
=IF(ISNA(YourVlookupFormula),"",YourVlookupFormula )
Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Ali Khan" wrote: I am using a VLookup formula to collect data from a sheet, but every time I get '#N/A#' error in one cell & the entire formula returns an error message. I need to intervene manually to fix, which causes alot of time wastage. I tried using 'conditional formatting'but had no luck. Pls suggest a quick solution. |
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