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How do I cure a "V look up problem
I have a V look up function on my spreadsheet and it has one annoying thing that I hope you can help with. In all the columns where the look up values are pasted are the symbols #N/A before I insert numbers Is there anyway I can set a lookup but not have the #N/A in each column and when a value is found for the box it just inputs the data I need it to. -- tweacle |
How do I cure a "V look up problem
You can wrap your formula in an if isna function. Something like:
=IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP( A1, $A$10:$B$20, 2,FALSE)),"",VLOOKUP(A1, $A$10:$B$20,2,FALSE)) -- Kevin Vaughn "tweacle" wrote: I have a V look up function on my spreadsheet and it has one annoying thing that I hope you can help with. In all the columns where the look up values are pasted are the symbols #N/A before I insert numbers Is there anyway I can set a lookup but not have the #N/A in each column and when a value is found for the box it just inputs the data I need it to. -- tweacle |
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