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Removing The N/A from showing in open fields
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1] =IF(I6<"",LOOKUP(I6,Index!$C$8:$C$60,Index!$D$8:$ D$60),"") 2] Add a record in C7:D7 consisting of 0 and ="" on Index without disturbing the ascending order that is applied to C8:D60. This allows you to invoke: =LOOKUP(I6,Index!$C$7:$C$60,Index!$D$7:$D$60) allowing to avoid #N/A for a lookup ref that is empty. Killer wrote: =LOOKUP(I6,Index!$C$8:$C$60,Index!$D$8:$D$60) Im using this code on my excel sheet and when Column I6 is blank it shows N/A in column M6 how can this be removed not to show the N/A Thanks ahead! |
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