Have a few LOOKUP arguments setup in a sheet. I need for it to show a
blank if there is no value instead of the #N/A error. Anyone know how
to do this?


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Try this...
=IF(ISERROR(LOOKUP(formula),"",LOOKUP(formula))


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You could use something like this:

=IF(ISERROR(LOOKUP()),"",LOOKUP())

HTH,
Elkar


"kermitforney" wrote:


Have a few LOOKUP arguments setup in a sheet. I need for it to show a
blank if there is no value instead of the #N/A error. Anyone know how
to do this?


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Thanks guys!

I am familiar with ISERROR but I was wondering if there was another
way.

Just curious I guess. hehe.:)


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Care to post the LOOKUP formula you have if it's indeed one with the
LOOKUP function?

You could try:

=IF(ISNA(LOOKUP(formula),"",LOOKUP(formula))

This will only replace #N/A with "", but will report other errors.

Hope this helps.

Pete

instead of iserror you could use

if(isblank(lookup(....),"",lookup(...))

HTH,

Gary


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Cool, thanks guys.


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GaryE Wrote:
instead of iserror you could use

if(isblank(lookup(....),"",lookup(...))

HTH,

Gary


-I tries ISBLANK in the same syntax you have shown above but for some
reason it still show a 0? Not sure why but there is no error it just
displays a -0.


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