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lacosta

If-VLookup
 

Hello,

I have an If Vlookup formula where If the VLookup item is not found or
results in an N/A then leave the cell blank. If it finds what its
looking for then put the word "Good" in the cell.

The formula below is putting "Good" when it finds a good result and N/A
when it doesn't find the match.

Please help. I have tried over a dozen things but nothing worked.

IF(VLOOKUP(A1829,'MAP Inbox'!$1:$65536,1,FALSE),"Good")


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Niek Otten

If-VLookup
 
=IF(ISNA(YourLookupFormula),"","Good")

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"lacosta" wrote in
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Hello,

I have an If Vlookup formula where If the VLookup item is not found or
results in an N/A then leave the cell blank. If it finds what its
looking for then put the word "Good" in the cell.

The formula below is putting "Good" when it finds a good result and N/A
when it doesn't find the match.

Please help. I have tried over a dozen things but nothing worked.

IF(VLOOKUP(A1829,'MAP Inbox'!$1:$65536,1,FALSE),"Good")


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Miguel Zapico

If-VLookup
 
Try using the ISERROR function over the VLOOKUP, something like this:

IF(ISERROR(VLOOKUP(A1829,'MAP Inbox'!$1:$65536,1,FALSE),"Bad","Good")

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"lacosta" wrote:


Hello,

I have an If Vlookup formula where If the VLookup item is not found or
results in an N/A then leave the cell blank. If it finds what its
looking for then put the word "Good" in the cell.

The formula below is putting "Good" when it finds a good result and N/A
when it doesn't find the match.

Please help. I have tried over a dozen things but nothing worked.

IF(VLOOKUP(A1829,'MAP Inbox'!$1:$65536,1,FALSE),"Good")


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lacosta

If-VLookup
 

The two suggestions below are still not working for me. What else can I
do?

Thanks.


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Niek Otten

If-VLookup
 
They really should work. You changed your formula: please post it

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"lacosta" wrote in
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The two suggestions below are still not working for me. What else can I
do?

Thanks.


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